FAQ
How do I correctly measure for figure skating dress/costume?

This video will demonstrate how to measure correctly for figures skating dress or costume.Â
If you would like to change the dress skirt to either full cut or asymmetrical dance skirt, we also need the dress length measurements on both the long and short sides as shown in the picture below.

If you want to add custom made performance gloves to match the dress color, please provide us these measurements:Â Palm length; Palm circumference; Middle finger length.

To add pants to the order of skating costume, please provide  Thigh circumference; Inseam length; Outseam length.

We understand that everyone is unique and may have different needs when it comes to figure skating dresses. If you have any additional measurements or specific requirements that you think are important for us to know, e.g. armhole girth, wrist size, etc. please feel free to provide them.
How long does a custom figure skating dress take to make?
Can I customize the color or design of a competition dress?
Can I order matching color gloves and hair scrunchie, or add double-layer under chest to insert bra paddings?
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After receiving the dress/costume, can I send it back to you for further changes, size adjustments, or alterations?
What are asymmetrical and full-cut dance skirts?

How to wash and care for the skating dress?
- Use cold water and a very mild detergent.
- Gently wash by hand - avoid scrubbing rhinestones.
- Do not soak for long periods.
- Rinse gently and press out excess water (do not wring or twist).
- Lay flat to air dry in a shaded area.
- Never use hot water, a dryer, or direct sunlight, as heat can cause the glue to melt or fabric color change.
Dry Cleaning:
- Professional dry cleaning is also an option, but make sure to tell the cleaner that the rhinestones are attached with heat glue and the fabric is printed.
- Harsh chemicals or high temperatures during the process can damage the glue or fade the printed colors.
Important:
Please avoid machine washing, tumble drying, or ironing - any source of heat can ruin the decorations and reduce the life of the dress.
How to apply rhinestones with an iron?
Preheat The Iron:
Preheat the iron to a high setting. Turn off the steam.Â
Preparing The Rhinestones:
Place the cloth or fabric on a firm, flat surface. Before applying the rhinestone, insert a piece of paper between the front and back of the garment so the glue will not seep through the backside of the garment.
On the back (bottom) of each rhinestone is a heat-sensitive glue. Inspect the rhinestone designs and decide where you want to place them in the fabric. Make sure you are happy with where you want to place the rhinestones because once ironed they are attached permanently to the fabric.
Ironing The Rhinestones:
Cover the rhinestones with a piece of cotton cloth and iron the rhinestones with a firm, even pressure. Do not move or slide the iron. Heat all areas for about 15 to 30 seconds depending on the size of the rhinestones and design, larger rhinestones take more time. Reposition the iron once or twice when you think some parts of the design did not receive heat pressure.
Let the rhinestones cool to room temperature. If any rhinestones become loose, re-iron the areas where the rhinestones were lifted. To make sure that all rhinestones are firmly in place, turn the garment inside out and iron briefly from the back of the fabric. To prolong the life of your rhinestone clothes, machine-wash it inside-out on a gentle cycle with cold water and hang to dry.
Apply rhinestones using hotfix applicator.
If you only need to attach a few rhinestones, it's better to use a hotfix applicator.Â