The Dessy Group

8 West 38th Street - 4th Floor, 10011, New York
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2.40
Based on 20 Reviews

5

15.00%

4

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10.00%

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About The Dessy Group

The Dessy Group, formerly known as A & M Rosenthal, was established in 1939. Originally designers of veils and attendants headpieces, The Dessy Group grew into a leading designer of bridesmaid dresses, social occasion dresses, flower girl dresses, men's formalwear and wedding accessories under the labels Dessy Collection, After Six, Alfred Sung, Lela Rose Bridesmaid, Social Bridesmaids, JY Jenny Yoo, Bella Bridesmaids and Studio Design Collection.

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GB

Good service, but order a size up I had a really easy time ordering Bridesmaid dresses through this site. They lose one star because the fit of the dresses were. It totally representative of the expect sizes. Even though we followed the size guidelines for each dress, most were smaller and way longer than expected. Nothing that a little alteration couldn't take care of though.

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Joanna Averill
GB

Terrible I ordered a bridesmaid dress with no special sizing or instructions plenty of time before the wedding. It fit perfectly, but the style did not suit my body and I was told I looked "frumpy." So, I went online to return it and select a different Dessy dress. Dessy said my dress was a special order and could not be returned/refunded. I then looked at the bridesmaid dresses in my showroom, and all of them say "special order" in small print underneath! I feel scammed and am disappointed in their business ethics. I asked to return it anyway and received no reply. Avoid this place, they do not deserve your business.

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Jodi
GB

This dress was terribly made... Stay away from this company This dress was terribly made; the stitching was crooked, the fabric was cheap, and only had one bra cup sewn in. Despite taking my measurements it was still too small and barely had enough fabric in the seems for seamstress to fix it. After spending almost $200 on the dress, I had to spend more then the dress cost to make it fit and look attractive. I am very disappointed.

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Bri
GB

Delusions of grandeur Dresses that have restricted size guidelines are, say it with me now, not a custom order. They are dresses, made in sizes. Period. There is absolutely nothing custom about them aside from color. The sizing guides are extremely inaccurate, and the return policy doesn't apply to all styles of dresses. You can measure, and follow the fitting guide to a T, but be ready to pay through the nose for head to toe alterations. Seems a little expensive for a $300 "custom dress", doesn't it?

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LAG
GB

Poor advice on sizing I contacted the Dessy Group to request advice on selecting the dress size for the style. Based on my measurements, the specialist recommended a size that is way too large for my chest, hips, and even the waist. I'm disappointed that I'll need to spend the additional costs to get the dress altered. Also disappointing is the cost of the dress, for what is essentially just a bunch of polyester.

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