And yet you still do it even though you are selling to Americans, yet not necessarily saying this is coming from Chinese manufacturing and sizing.The print is lively, but the fabric does not contain spandex like another digital print dress made in the orient. Since you describe fabrics so sadly and incompletely, you have caused me not to repeat buy. I already had to buy two for the fabric to make ut into one dress, but the fabric type will only do for a robe, it is just too much like cheap polyester dress lining. I spent $40 on this purchasing experiment, but seriously, you, the seller could have had a devoted customer by just choosing a nicer fabric but I live great fabrics. I am speaking if either stretch chiffon (and saying so in your description!), or stretch charmeuse (and saying so in your description!!). We, the buyers, don’t want to wonder what the heck “polyester is supposed to mean. That generality is meaningless. It must say the name• (the name is not the content—that is separate and also necessary) and weight• of the fabric weave (is it woven or knit?), and whether it contains spandex. The customer is always right because they’re the ones with the money. If you pull a tug-o-war with the customer of these issues, the customer wind by spending their money on their own fabric source, like Liberty Of London, for instance. When you sell you copy if that, you say “cotton lawn”, so why don’t you name the fabric in your clothing descriptions? Such an inconsistency, and it had caused me to withdraw from checking out a cart full of China-made clothing. Really, label it. I do not want to see just one tiny label in the neck that says “Made In China”. That is a location, it is not a clothing brand. I have never in my life see clothing so difficult to buy as your online offerings. Don’t you want to have success? I worked in four sewing factories. This dress is a 1-1/2 min dress construction from cutting to packaging. There are no clever, fitted cuts, and yet your China prices have tripled in the same items since 5-6 years ago. Triple is not earned. Did you know that a pair of fine White Stag shorts in the 1970’s had 23 operations performed on them from start to finish in our factory in American, zippers, pockets, topstitching, rivets, buttons snd all, yet from cutting to inspection and then packaging, the total of time put into them was exactly 2-1/2 mins. Thix dress could not possibility have taken even 1-1/2 mins in the factory because there is no more sewing on it than a T-shirt. Why waste this beautiful digital printing on a plain dress in cheap lining fabric? I say, do better, and your buyers will show up. We want to see you succeed, but do your end. It wasn’t a robe I wanted. China is where many if these nice fabrics are milled, so why print on something you can mill for 20 cents a yard? Surely sellers can pick better quality fabrics. I’ve already learned that the sizing issue is falling on dead ears. It’s a good thing I can sew most of my own things from my own choice of fabrics. I’ll support s business that thinks if the customer more than themselves, though. Abc by the way, why would I want to put my height and weight on here? That request is preposterous. Just make American sizes for the ones you are selling to Americans. No one needs to know ANYone else’s size ever, because size is not fit, and fit cannot be universal, so one person's height and weight is meaningless to another.