The mesh sequined dress is listed in Black and White, sizes S–2XL. Its table has three measurements, but one is labelled “Shoulder To Sleeve.” That phrase is not a standard sleeve-length instruction by itself. Use the bust and length figures to shortlist a size, then ask how the third line was taken.

Read the three columns separately

From S through 2XL, bust values are 98, 102, 106, 110 and 114 cm. Lengths are 101, 102, 103, 104 and 105 cm. “Shoulder To Sleeve” values are 60, 62, 64, 66 and 68 cm. A move from S to 2XL adds 16 cm at the bust but only 4 cm to dress length. If your preferred dress is 103 cm long, the chart points near L on length alone; its 106 cm bust still needs a separate comparison. The source allows a 2–3 cm manual measuring difference, so a borderline result should be confirmed rather than treated as exact.

Resolve the sleeve label before judging reach

Lay a dress you own flat and measure from its shoulder seam to cuff, then separately from the neckline over the shoulder to cuff. Those distances can differ. Ask the seller which route produced the 60–68 cm values and request a photo with a tape if sleeve reach matters. Do not equate the chart’s label with a conventional shoulder-seam-to-cuff measure until it is defined.

Inspect the selected color for coverage

Mesh and sequins describe the listed appearance, but the page does not specify lining, fiber composition or sequin distribution. A pale White option may show an underlayer differently from Black; the listing does not prove either is opaque. Request current front and back photos of the chosen color in ordinary light, and ask whether a separate slip is needed. Check the garment label for care guidance rather than assuming a sequined surface can be machine washed.