The onyx leather tulip knee-length dress

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Technical flatsFront and back line drawings, generated from your exact choices.

Yardage & notionsWhat to buy, at the real width that fabric comes in.

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None of these are quotesThey are worked out from your choices using typical construction times, to give you a sense of scale before you walk in. What a dress actually costs depends on the maker, the city and the fabric, and varies a great deal. Ask two or three makers for a real quote.

These are estimatesYardage, price and timing are calculated from your choices as a starting point. Your dressmaker will confirm the final quantity and quote once they have measured you and seen the fabric — always check with them before ordering.

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The drawing is the specification — accurate, and it updates as you change things. This turns the dress you have just designed into a photograph, so you can see how it would actually look.

Garment briefCustom dress · made to measure

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Estimates, not a quoteThe figures below are calculated from the design choices and are a starting point for discussion. Final yardage depends on the cutting layout and the wearer's measurements; the price depends on the maker. Please confirm both before any fabric is bought or cut.

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All figures on this sheet are estimates generated from the design choices above, not a quotation. Yardage is calculated for a solid fabric with no nap or one-way print and a standard cutting layout — add roughly 15% for stripes, plaids, velvet or directional prints. The actual quantity depends on the cutting layout, the pattern pieces and the wearer's measurements, and should be confirmed by the dressmaker before fabric is purchased. The labour figure is derived from the construction steps this design implies and a typical hourly rate for an independent maker. It is a rough scale, not a survey of what makers charge, and real quotes vary widely by city, by maker, by season and by fabric \u2014 differences of two or three times are normal. Turnaround assumes normal workload. The dressmaker determines the final yardage, price and timeline. Ask two or three makers, and agree yardage, price and timeline in writing before anything is cut.

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About this design

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Use it as a starting point. Adjust anything you like, enter your own measurements, and print the specification to hand to a dressmaker.

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