Review on Sensory-Friendly Girls' Dresses: Discover the Comfort of City Threads Sensitive Clothing by David Amarelo

I needed a red dress for a llama llama red pajamas themed party and the first dress I ordered from another seller at Revain was beautiful, but huge (sometimes hard to believe Chinese size, and I guessed wrong). I bought this dress because it is red and can be delivered the next day. Can I confirm: it is red and will be delivered the next day. It worked for a party, but this simple A-line dress requires a series of pockets and/or some finesse. I've heard other reviewers comment that this is great for kids with sensory issues, so thank god glad it's available for them, but if you don't have to work with such limitations you can get under $20 for one baby red long dress pay sleeve is a little more difficult. I'll keep trying to find a way to spice it up a bit. Maybe consider hand sewing the bags in a different colored fabric or something. Also, the company says it's made in the USA, but I'm wondering where the fabric comes from - are we still dying denim in the USA? It looks like the pollution involved isn't going unnoticed by environmentalists. I'm betting, but not sure, that the fabric was imported and possibly even cut from a pattern overseas and then sewn in the US for the "Made in USA" label. Better something than nothing, but don't buy it just for "Made in the USA" unless you can confirm that enough of it is made in the USA to worth the $20 price tag for such a simple cut justify.