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.

I didn't get a shipping email notifying … I didn't get a shipping email notifying me that my dress had shipped. I was out of town and my $250 dress sat outside my house for probably 2 or 3 days. Thankfully it was not stolen but easily could have been. If I had known it was arriving I would have had someone stop by to take it inside. When you are paying this ridiculous amount for a dress you should AT LEAST expect communication on shipment and arrival date, but none of that occurred. HORRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE.

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.

I have very much enjoyed working with … I have very much enjoyed working with Dessy to purchase dresses & accessories. My only small suggestion would be to replace "we'll advise when it's in stock" with a notice of discontinuation - as this would have impacted colour choices. I had been hoping to keep ones uniform but have found a close enough substitute.

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?