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About This Style
Front is ruched into a twist knot with a draped streamer down the center. Getting that knot dead center is the hard part. Pattern pieces align on the bias so stretch runs the same way. Grain off a little, twist pulls to one side. Whole batch ruined. We have seen it.
Straps are bar-tacked at the bodice. Back is open, tied with a self-fabric bow. Strap length gets measured to the millimeter on the first sample and locked in. Half a centimeter changes how the bow sits. Buyers notice. It is that sensitive.
Bodycon mini, hem above the knee. 94% polyester, 6% spandex. Enough stretch without going baggy after a few wears. Flat seams to cut bulk. Garment-washed before shipping. Skip it, shrinkage complaints later. Not worth it.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Style No. | MRL180 |
| Product Category | Backless Mini Dress |
| Fabric Content | 94% Polyester / 6% Spandex |
| Fabric Weight | To be confirmed after fabric selection |
| Size Range | S–2XL |
| Logo Service | OEM / ODM |
| Order Type | Wholesale & Custom |
| MOQ | 80 pieces |
| Sample Lead Time | 7 days |
How We Make It
Before cutting, we lay out the pattern and check grain direction. On a bodycon fit, one piece off-grain throws the silhouette. Operators sew one trial unit first. We inspect twist symmetry, tie length, strap placement. We photo the approved trial and post it by the sewing line. Every operator sees exactly what finished should look like. Cuts down on mistakes.
Post-sewing, every dress is steam-pressed to set the shape. Bust, waist, hip, hem — checked against your tolerances. Anything outside spec gets pulled and remade. Final wash test checks bleeding and shrinkage.
This is a spaghetti strap twist front dress. Open back means strap consistency matters more than usual. We mark and measure every pair. Small detail, big difference in fit.
Factory / Quotation
MRL Apparel runs a 2,000-square-meter facility. Pattern making, cutting, sewing, finishing — all under one roof. Around 80,000 units a month. Lines shift to hit your deadline.
our price depends on fabric cost, how you split colors and sizes across the 80-piece MOQ, hardware like eyelets or sliders, and packaging. Print coverage and embroidery also move the number. Turnaround from approval is 3–4 weeks for 80–500
pieces. Bigger orders, we talk schedule. Send your tech pack or a reference sample and we will quote within 48 hours.
As a small batch dress manufacturer, minimums stay realistic for new labels. Scale up when you are ready for bigger runs.
Yes. The sample will be approved, the order will be bulk produced and the final garments will be almost the same as the sample.
Yes, we can personalize packaging, hangtags, and brand logos based on what you
The production cycle is typically 15-25 days, based on the order quantity and the requirements of the process.