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Highland Halter-Tops are a combination of an athletic support bra, blouse sleeves, and a detachable dickey. Sleeves are elbow length with an adjustable elastic for comfort. Sleeves available in eyelet fabric. Dickey is available in flat, scallop embroidered edge, or plain. This garment allows for freedom of movement, coolness, support, and ease of cleaning. They can be worn beneath both National and Highland vests. They are available in child, youth and adult sizes. |
Halter tops with lace sleeves should be washed in warm water by hand and hung to dry. DO NOT IRON LACE SLEEVES! All other halters tops can be washed in warm water, tumble dry at medium heat, and poly-cotton sleeves should be ironed WITH A WARM IRON. DO NOT IRON THE BODY OF THE HALTER TOP!
Sized according to chest size, we carry child and adult sizes.
CHILD - Small up to 22 inches, Medium up to 25 inches, Large up to 27 inches, Extre Large up to 30 incehs.
ADULT - Sizes 32 to 40 (even numbered sizes only)
Marg’s Highland Dance Wear Inc. is not responsible for improperly ordered costumes, shoes or fabric. If you are unfortunate enough to order a costume, shoe or fabric in the wrong size or colour it is your responsibility to send the unused product back to Marg’s Highland Dance Wear Inc. on a prepaid shipping basis (where you cover the shipping cost). Please be careful when ordering and measuring to ensure that you get what you want in your shipment. Don’t hesitate to phone Marg at 403-256-1779 if you have any questions about measuring and sizes, it may save you time and money. Marg's Highland Dance Wear Inc. is not responsible or liable for the improper use, storage, washing, care, or maintenance of its products.
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