The short-sleeve floral mini dress has a five-column S–XL chart: length, waist, bust, shoulder and sleeve. It is tempting to size up for both room and coverage, but those columns do not grow at the same rate.

Separate torso room from hem length

Across the published chart, bust rises from 76 cm in S to 88 cm in XL and waist from 62 to 74 cm: 12 cm more in each. Length changes only from 79 to 82 cm. Shoulder increases from 33 to 36 cm and sleeve from 19 to 22 cm. A shopper who needs more bust or waist space may find a larger row useful, but XL does not add 12 cm of skirt coverage. It adds only 3 cm of listed overall length compared with S.

Put on a mini dress whose hem position you like. Measure it using the same start point as this listing, if MAXCT can confirm the method. Compare 79–82 cm with that garment and check where a possible 2–3 cm manual measurement difference would place the hem. The listing does not specify whether the size chart values describe the finished garment or body measurements, and does not list fabric stretch, so leave room for that uncertainty when selecting a row.

Confirm the visible print

The single color option is labeled “As a Picture.” It does not name a precise floral colorway or print placement. Check the current option image before ordering and request a photograph of the exact variant if placement matters to you. Choose size from the torso and hem checks together rather than assuming that a larger size alone solves both.