Fabric options may include, but are not limited to: Swim Fabrics, Lycra, Polyester/Spandex, Nylon Spandex and Performance Knit
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Waterproof dressing + pad Sterile Urethane Dressing
Costume Care: Making Your Investment Last Between Competitions Air it out immediately after wearing (don't stuff sweaty dress in a bag) Spot clean any makeup or sweat stains Hang properly on a padded hanger Store in breathable garment bag (not plastic) Keep away from direct sunlight (prevents fading) Long-Term Care Professional cleaning once or twice a season (find a cleaner experienced with competition wear) Rhinestone checks before each competition (reattach any loose stones) Seam inspections to catch small tears before they become big problems Proper storage in a cool, dry place Travel Care Invest in a good garment bag Pack with tissue paper to maintain shape Hang immediately upon arrival Steam (never iron directly) to remove wrinkles Bring a small repair kit (needle, thread, safety pins, fabric tape) Building Your Competition Wardrobe Over Time You don't need five different dresses for your first competition

Reputable bridal alteration studios provide one as standard practice, and it protects you if the scope expands
Internal construction that improves support includes full lining, power mesh panels, fusing at key edges, elastic stay at neckline, silicone grip tape, bra-cup options, and light boning in some cases