The Sweet Floral Corduroy midi has a square neckline, long puff sleeves, floral print and tiers. Lace trims the neckline and a thigh slit. A concealed back zipper and lining are listed. The size chart describes overall length, but that number alone cannot tell you how high the slit opens.

Mark two points on a dress you own

First mark the hem position you want. Then mark the highest opening you would accept when walking or sitting. Compare both marks with a dress of similar skirt fullness; tiers can hide or reveal an opening differently as the fabric moves. Ask for a ruler photo from the dress’s measuring origin to the outer hem and a second from that origin to the top of the slit. Ask whether the lining opens at the same point. The listing gives neither slit height nor a coverage test.

Check the zipped bodice before the skirt

S lists 13 in across shoulders, 32 in chest, 25 in waist and 44 in length. L lists 14, 36, 29 and 44.5; 3XL lists 15.5, 42, 35 and 45. A hypothetical 36 in chest and 29 in waist suggests starting with the L row, but confirm whether the numbers are body guidance or finished garment dimensions. The back zipper must close at chest and waist without relying on the skirt’s volume for ease.

Request the missing detail

The chart has shoulder width but no upper-arm or cuff opening. Ask for a flat sleeve measurement if puff-sleeve room matters. Request a close image of the slit lace and the lining edge if skin contact or coverage is important. “Corduroy” describes the surface; no fiber blend is supplied.