Cinda Lace Christening Gown Bonnet Bolero Shoes - White - 12-18

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The Cinda Lace Christening Gown Set is designed for infants aged 12-18 months, providing a complete, elegant ensemble for special religious ceremonies and formal occasions. This all-in-one set offers a sophisticated aesthetic featuring intricate embroidery and layered detailing, ensuring your child is dressed beautifully for her milestone event. While the high-quality synthetic polyester fabric is durable and retains its shape well, the ornate layered design requires careful handling and specialized cleaning to maintain its delicate appearance over time.
| Age Group | infant |
|---|---|
| Colour | White |
| Gender | Female |
| Material | Polyester |
| Baby Size | 12-18 |
| Brand | Cinda |
Yes, this specific model is tailored for the 12-18 month age group.
The gown is primarily constructed from high-quality polyester, chosen for its durability and structural integrity.
Yes, the Cinda Christening set includes a matching pair of shoes along with the bonnet and bolero.
We recommend professional dry cleaning or careful spot cleaning to preserve the netting and delicate embroidery.
Use the tie-back sash to adjust the waist for a snug, secure fit, and ensure the concealed back zip is fully engaged.
Use a garment steamer at a safe distance or hang in a steamy room; do not press with a hot iron.
Ensure no fabric or netting is caught in the teeth and gently guide the zipper upward.
The bolero is a layering piece; if the sleeves are slightly long, they can be gently cuffed inward or pinned discreetly.
To keep the garment in pristine condition, avoid machine washing; instead, spot clean when possible or use a gentle, professional dry cleaning service to protect the delicate netting and embroidery. When preparing the outfit, store it on a padded hanger to maintain the shape of the shoulders and the volume of the skirt layers. If the garment develops light wrinkles during transport, hang it in a bathroom while running a hot shower, using the steam to release the fabric without direct contact with an iron, which could damage the synthetic netting.