I'm new to this thread - all of you are a wealth of information. I learned the two dresses I had on order at Outnet are viscose/spandex so I called (luckily CS is open 24 hours) and cancelled the order. I had tried several dresses on at
Nordstrom and I didn't know/pay attention that the fabric can differ. To be honest, the dresses I tried at
Nordstrom felt too short for me for work (and I'm average height) and I'm reading that others of you feel this way too. I can see myself safety pinning the skirt so it doesn't fly open or always wearing it with tights. I will say I was pleased that the dresses were kept in such beautiful condition at Nordstrom. A while ago I went to Bloomingdale's in another city and was disappointed to see these lovely dresses dragging on the floor, falling off hangers, and already dirty on the hems from dust and debris on the floor.
I am learning about the differences between the various styles (collar/no collar, sleeve button/no button, and more). Is there a comprehensive reference or sticky I can read to learn the difference between printed jersey, stretch jersey, and silk jersey? I searched "made for outlet" and read the posts pertaining to that.
I want to sort out what all the fabric options are. For example, Nordstrom Rack online has dresses that are 90% cotton/10% silk, and the main Nordstrom website has viscose/rayon dresses. I don't know what jersey is made of. Appreciate your help.
Edited to add: Wow, looking at DVF dresses is so much fun! I just placed orders with Nordstrom, DVF, and Outnet and am hoping at least one style/color combo works out. I was aiming for a wrap dress originally but really like the style of the Reina. I would like to wear it as a tunic with leggings or tights if it fits well.