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cotton empire waist dress

cotton empire waist dress Girl's Long Sleeve Empire Waist Dress – Cotton Blank for Embroidery & Boutique | 14 Colors | Sizes 12M–12

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cotton empire waist dress Girl's Long Sleeve Empire Waist Dress – Cotton Blank for Embroidery & Boutique | 14 Colors | Sizes 12M–12A long sleeve dress with a silhouette that sells through every fall and holiday season. The empire waist creates a flattering silhouette while the ruffle hem adds a boutique finish that elevates every design. Made from 6. 06. 5 oz. 100% ring spun combed cotton, the smooth surface is ideal for embroidery, HTV, monogramming, heat press, and DTF crisp results every time. Available in 14 colors White, Black, Brown, Bubble Gum Pink, Crimson, Grey, Kelly

A long sleeve dress with a silhouette that sells through every fall and holiday season.

 

The empire waist creates a flattering silhouette while the ruffle hem adds a boutique finish that elevates every design. Made from 6.0–6.5 oz. 100% ring-spun combed cotton, the smooth surface is ideal for embroidery, HTV, monogramming, heat press, and DTF — crisp results every time.

Available in 14 colors — White, Black, Brown, Bubble Gum Pink, Crimson, Grey, Kelly Green, Light Blue, Maroon, Navy, Orange, Purple, Raspberry, and Red — across sizes 12M through 12, this dress is ideal for holiday outfits, fall collections, photoshoots, and everyday boutique wear.

Pair with matching tops, bloomers, or sibling styles to build full coordinated outfits. Or cross-style with our Short Sleeve Ruffle Empire Waist Dress in the same colors for a complete year-round dress collection.

Features

       Empire waist design for a flattering, feminine silhouette

       Ruffle hem for boutique-quality styling straight out of the bag

       Smooth cotton surface — ideal for embroidery, HTV, monogramming, and DTF

       Long sleeve for seasonal fall, winter, and holiday wear

       14 colors — consistent restock colors for easy repeat ordering

       True-to-size fit across 12M–12

 

Material

       100% ring-spun combed cotton

       6.0–6.5 oz. premium weight — soft, breathable, and decoration-ready

       Machine washable and tumble dry safe

 

Colors

       White, Black, Brown, Bubble Gum Pink, Crimson, Grey, Kelly Green, Light Blue, Maroon, Navy, Orange, Purple, Raspberry, Red

 

Sizes

       12M, 18M, 2T, 3T, 4T, 5T, 6, 8, 10, 12

       True to size — order your customer's normal size

 

Ships in 1–3 business days. Mix and match colors across your order.


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