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Marsoni M251S
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Good quality but runs very small, does not even come close to fitting
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Great Purchase!
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Love this! Fit perfectly and can tumble in it with full coverage, so cute too!
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Waukegan, US
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Very compressive
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Super compressive for girls clothes. Great dress though, my daughter didn't love the feel of the super tight athletic wear feel though.
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Grantham, US
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Check size guide before buying but a great dress!
Size: Medium, Color: Pink
Check size guide before ordering. Had to return for a larger size. Overall great quality, comfortable.
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Runs just a little small. Maybe upsize, but great otherwise!
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