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rapunzel dress women Rapunzel (ADULT) | Lilac Mesh DRESS LARGEPrincess Collection Thanks for shopping our princess activewear collectionperfect for the park or everyday comfy "on the go" adventures! Please read ALL info below before purchasing! SHIPPING INFO See shipping timeframe next to the size you are ordering. *PLEASE NOTE: If your order includes a *pre order item*, all items will ship together once the pre order item is ready SIZING DETAILS: These athletic dresses are made to fit *form fitting* and have

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Thanks for shopping our princess activewear collection—perfect for the park or everyday comfy "on-the-go" adventures! Please read ALL info below before purchasing! 

 📦 SHIPPING INFO
See shipping timeframe next to the size you are ordering. 

*PLEASE NOTE: If your order includes a *pre-order item*, all items will ship together once the pre-order item is ready

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📏 SIZING DETAILS: These athletic dresses are made to fit *form fitting* and have built in shorts with a side pocket. These run true to size according to this style of fit. We would recommend ordering the size you would normally order in a sports tennis dress. Women’s sizes have a built in bra with removable pads so you can wear with no undergarment. 

 What our Customers Say:

  • Some size **down** for a tighter fit if inbetween sizes.
  • Others go **true to size** for a true athletic fit like you see on our models.
  • Some size **up** for a looser fit or if in-between sizes + would like more room in the Chest/waist.

 OUR Sizing Recommendation:

  • These dresses (in our opinion) run **TRUE TO SIZE** based on the intention of our *form-fitting* design like you see on our models. We generally recommend ordering your true size.
  • If you are IN BETWEEN SIZES: Sizing DOWN if inbetween sizes will give you more compression in the  chest. Sizing UP will allow a more loose fit in the chest/waist and longer length.
  • This style may not be for you if: You normally do not like snug fitting clothing.

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  • You will be responsible for shipping the return size back and placing a new order for the replacement size you are wanting (and pay shipping if applicable for that new order).
  •  Email exchange requests to: [email protected] 

 *PLEASE NOTE: Sizes may sell out or ship at a later date due to changing inventory when exchanging and this is out of our control. We cannot guarantee that the size exchange you will need will be in stock. By purchasing you agree to these policies.

**Quality issue?**
Let us know within **48 hours** of delivery so we can resolve it quickly. Issues reported after 48 hours may not be eligible for exchange.

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🧼 FABRIC & CARE

  • This item is digitally printed on stretchy spandex athletic fabric.
  • Avoid sitting on rough surfaces (cement, benches, etc.) to prevent snagging or pilling. We are NOT responsible for pilling in the bottom/crotch of the skorts or skirt mesh because of this.
  • HAND WASH items containing our athletic mesh and hang or lay flat to dry! Non-mesh items can be washed inside out on delicate or preferably in a laundry bag on delicate and also hang or lay flat to dry.
  • **Do not** wash with items that have zippers, buttons, or snaps.
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Exchange/Return Notes
  • We offer a 30-day return/exchange service after receiving.
  • Final sale items are not eligible for returns or exchanges.
  • To process your return/exchange, please contact us at [email protected]
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