Flared Dress in Admiral Crepe
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Size Guide
How To Measure
- Length Measure down the center of the back, from the top edge of the garment to the hem.
- Chest Measure at the seam below the armpit around the bust.
- Waist Measure around the garment, in line with the smallest part of the waist.
- Sleeve Length Measure from where the shoulder seam meets the sleeve down to the cuff.
- Low Hip Measure around the garment, in line with the fullest part of the hip.
How To Measure
- Bust Measure under your arms, around the fullest part of your chest.
- Waist Measure around your natural waistline, keeping the tape comfortably loose, slightly above the navel, and below the rib cage.
- Hip Measure around the fullest part of your body at the top of your leg.
- Arm Length Measure from the tip of your shoulder down to your wrist.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does the fabric feel like on the body?
Admiral Crepe is designed to feel like it gently skims against the skin, gliding over the body instead of hugging it tightly. It’s less slippery than satin or silk, but more fluid than denim.
How does this fabric fit? Should I size up or down?
Most Admiral Crepe styles are designed to fit true to size, as the fabric naturally falls away from the body while maintaining a tailored, polished look. Refer to each style’s fit section or connect with one of our Personal Stylists for recommended sizing.
What can I wear it with or match it to?
Admiral Crepe is available in dresses, jackets, and pants for the option to coordinate your tailoring. Because of its effortless drape and polished appearance, you can also pair it with smooth knits to complement the texture, crisp cotton to contrast the fluidity, or silk to match its elevated feel.
Is this fabric good for warm weather or year-round wear?
Admiral Crepe is a year-round fabric. Its transitional weight and wrinkle-resistant finish keep it comfortable in spring and summer, while its inherent polish makes it easy to layer with knitwear and tailoring through fall and cooler seasons.