The Dessy Group

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

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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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N.A.
GB

Not a customer focused company Dresses take forever to ship. Do not accept exchanges which is baffling for an online company where you can't even try on the dresses. I had a dress that did not fit so I had to reorder it again therefore paying double and waiting another 9-10 weeks. Bad customer service. Customer support reps don't reply

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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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Aftan Baldwin
GB

Company Policies The return policy and shipping costs of your company are extremely unethical. Its obvious you mark up the prices on things are refuse to take things back because people need your items for weddings. You don't care at all about your customers, and I'm sure your products are made in factories overseas where labor laws are nonexistent. I won't be recommending your company to friends.

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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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CONNIE SCHMITZ
GB

I paid $200 for a dress that I can't … I paid $200 for a dress that I can't get the zipper up or down on without a lot of manipulation. Heaven forbid I should try to dress myself! Also, it has a scalloped neckline, which looks beautiful in theory, but when I got it, it was so loose and bunchy that it looked ridiculous. I will have to spend more money on alterations.

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