Returns will only be accepted if the item/items were miss represented. It is the buyers responsibility to fully read the ad, view the pictures and ask questions to make a fully informed purchase. If the items was miss represented reDance will assess the purchase and advise you of the outcome.

No. reDance is for the dance, skating and gymnastic communities. All these communities use costumes, footwear and activewear.

When measuring:

Chest/Bust – measure over the fullest part of your chest.

Waist – measure where your waist naturally indents.

Hips – measure the fullest/widest part of your hips.

Torso/Girth – start measuring from your shoulder down the body and between your legs and back up to where you started. (this will be on a diagonal)

When measuring a garment laying flat;

Bottoms: measure from one side of the waist band to the other. This measurement will be doubled to obtain the full measurement of the waist.

Top: Measure from shoulder to hem, the bust from armpit to armpit. If there are sleeves measure from the shoulder seam to the end of the sleeve.

Girth: measure from the shoulder seam to the middle of the bottom of the garment. This is usually on an angle.

1. Start with your budget, how much do you want to spend? You can break it down per rhinestone. For example if you only want to spend $30 divide that amount by how much the rhinestones are each that you are looking at.  $30/.04=750 stones.
2. Look at other costumes to see the pattern you want to use and see how many and what size were used on that costume.
3. Measure the area if it is a line and you know that a ss20 is 5mm and what the spacing is between each stone you should be able to calculate how many stones you will require.