How does the sizing run?

It runs small. The listing states Asian sizes are 1 to 2 sizes smaller than US and European sizes, so size up, especially between two sizes. Check the size chart and allow 2–3 cm of measurement difference.

No lining is listed. The fabric is polyester with slight stretch, so lighter colors may show through in bright light. Wear neutral undergarments.

Will the pleats stay after washing?

Polyester holds pleats better than cotton, but heat and heavy wringing can soften them. Hand wash or use a gentle cycle and hang to dry, then press the pleats if needed.

How long is the skirt?

It is described as a long skirt with an oversized flare. Exact length varies by size, so check the size chart for the measurement of your size.

Do the green and red prints look like the photos?

Colors can vary between screens, so the actual shade may differ slightly from the images. The green and red polka-dot versions are the only two colorways.

One skirt. No belt, slip or other accessories are included.

Where is the Polka-Dot Pleated A-Line Long Dress cheapest?

At Deal.ai, for $8.38, as of our latest check.

Polka-Dot Pleated A-Line Long Dress

Sold and shipped by Deal.ai

$8.38+ $7.62 shipping

Color: Green Wave Point

Size: XXL

Arrives about Nov 14–23, from a US warehouse

No returns for change of mind. If it arrives damaged or isn't what you ordered, or never arrives, report it within 30 days and we refund you in full.

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Last seen at $8.38 at Deal.ai on Nov 8.

Our take on the Polka-Dot Pleated A-Line Long Dress

A long, high-waisted A-line skirt in polyester with a pleated, oversized flare and polka-dot print in green or red. It comes in a wide size run from M to 4XL, which is unusual for a pleated skirt at this level. The fabric has slight stretch and holds pleats well, but polyester feels less breathable than cotton or rayon blends and can cling in humidity. It suits shoppers who want a casual Japanese/Korean-style skirt with volume and a retro print; rivals in cotton or lined versions drape softer but cost more.