The Field of Dreams midi dress names several layers rather than one fabric. The sleeves are described as chiffon and tulle; the skirt as satin lining, chiffon and tulle. It also lists an elastic back waist and a concealed side zipper. Map those parts first, because a waist interval cannot answer every question about a layered bodice and skirt.

Locate each layer on the dress

Ask for close photos of the sleeve edge, skirt hem and inside of the skirt. The published wording supports an inner satin lining beneath chiffon and tulle in the skirt, but it does not state each layer’s fiber content, attachment method or opacity. The sleeve construction is described separately. Do not assume the sleeves have the same lining as the skirt or that the layered look performs a certain way in motion.

Read elastic waist beside the fixed dimensions

S lists a 14 in shoulder, 32 in chest, 26–32 in waist and 44.5 in length. XL lists 15.5, 37, 31–37 and 45 in. The waist spans 6 in in both rows, while shoulder and chest are single figures. If your waist falls inside S but your chest points toward M, do not choose S from the elastic range alone. Measure a dress you own at the shoulder and chest, then request finished measurements and the point where the elastic is sewn.

Check how you get in and where it ends

The source calls the zipper concealed at the side without giving its opening length. Ask where it starts and ends and whether the listed 44.5–45 in is measured from the shoulder. Compare that length against a midi you own with your intended shoes. The source does not identify whether chart values are body recommendations or finished garment dimensions, so confirm the measuring convention before ordering.