| Size chart |
| CM |
CXXS=4 |
CXS=6 |
CS=8 |
CM=10 |
CL=12 |
CXL=14 |
AXS |
AS |
AM |
AL |
AXL |
AXXL |
A3XL |
A4XL |
| CHEST |
55 |
59 |
64 |
70 |
75 |
85 |
82 |
87 |
92 |
97 |
102 |
107 |
112 |
117 |
| WAIST |
53 |
56 |
58 |
61 |
66 |
80 |
65 |
70 |
75 |
80 |
85 |
90 |
95 |
100 |
| HIP |
57 |
63 |
67 |
72 |
77 |
85 |
89 |
94 |
99 |
105 |
111 |
116 |
121 |
126 |
| GIRTH |
100 |
109 |
118 |
126 |
136 |
145 |
147 |
155 |
159 |
166 |
172 |
178 |
182 |
186 |
Dance Costume Care Instructions
All dance costumes (excluding stiff tulle styles) follow these guidelines:
Recommended Cleaning Method: Hand Wash
1.Use mild detergent in lukewarm water below 40°C (104°F).
2.Soak the costume for 5-10 minutes, then gently rinse with clean water.
3.Do not scrub vigorously, wring, or twist the fabric, as this may damage embroidery, sequins, or delicate materials.
4.Do not use bleach.
Machine Wash (Only If Necessary)
1.Place the costume inside a 30×30 cm laundry bag to protect embellishments.
2.Use only the quick cold-water cycle on your washing machine.
3.Do not tumble dry – high heat can shrink, warp, or damage the fabric and decorative elements.
Special Care for Stiff Tulle Costumes
1.Dry clean only using a neutral foam-type dry cleaning agent.
2.Do not expose to water or moisture, as this will ruin the stiffness and shape of the tulle.
Product Description
The overall color tone of the deep-sea breathing design is dominated by deep blue, gradually transitioning from light blue to deep blue. This color scheme recreates the light and shadow changes of the sea from the surface to the depths. Every glance at this costume evokes the sensation of descending through ocean layers—starting in sunlit shallows and ending in mysterious, silent depths. The top design is asymmetrical, with one side featuring a long-sleeved mesh fabric, an inclined and drooping light blue chiffon, resembling folds pushed by water flow, and paired with blue-green small flower decorations, like corals quietly blooming in the deep sea. These tiny floral accents are strategically placed to catch light during turns and extensions, adding organic texture to an otherwise fluid silhouette. The wraparound neckline design outlines the neck line with subtle elegance, framing the dancer’s upper body like the curve of a seashell. The back slit simulates the transparency of the water surface, allowing light to pass through the fabric as the dancer moves, making the dancer's movements appear more fluid and light in the light and shadow. This back slit is not merely an opening—it is a window into the dancer’s back muscles, creating visual depth and breathability during spins and reaches. The dress features a double-layered patchwork design, with the outer layer being matte dark blue fabric and the inner layer being light blue chiffon. When the dancer turns, the inner light blue chiffon flashes beneath the matte outer layer, mimicking the sudden appearance of sunlight filtering through deep water. This deep-sea breathing design speaks directly to jazz dancers who want their costumes to tell a story. The gradual shift from light blue to deep blue mirrors breath itself—inhale the brightness, exhale the mystery. Every fold, every flower, and every layered seam invites the audience into an underwater dreamscape where the dancer becomes a creature of the current.
Key AdvantagesOceanic Gradient That Moves with the Body
The overall color tone of the deep-sea breathing design is dominated by deep blue, gradually transitioning from light blue to deep blue. This color scheme recreates the light and shadow changes of the sea from the surface to the depths, meaning that as the dancer moves across the stage, the gradient appears to shift. In slow movements, the transition is meditative; in fast spins, the colors blur into a hypnotic swirl. No two performances look exactly the same under different lighting conditions, giving each routine a unique visual signature.
Asymmetrical Top with Water-Inspired Draping
The top design is asymmetrical, with one side featuring a long-sleeved mesh fabric, an inclined and drooping light blue chiffon, resembling folds pushed by water flow. This asymmetry breaks the traditional dance costume mold, creating visual tension and release. The mesh sleeve offers breathability while maintaining coverage, and the drooping chiffon sways independently of the dancer’s arm movements, adding an extra layer of motion that feels organic and unscripted, just like currents in the sea.
Blue-Green Floral Embellishments as Deep-Sea Corals
Paired with blue-green small flower decorations, like corals quietly blooming in the deep sea, these appliqués are not flat or bulky. They are lightweight, hand-placed, and subtly reflective. When the dancer performs a arabesque or a floor roll, the flowers catch side lighting, appearing to glow like bioluminescent sea life. They add texture without adding weight, ensuring that the deep-sea breathing design remains fluid and unrestrictive.
Neckline and Back Slit Engineered for Fluidity
The wraparound neckline design outlines the neck line, creating a soft frame that elongates the upper body visually. Meanwhile, the back slit simulates the transparency of the water surface. This combination makes the dancer's movements appear more fluid and light in the light and shadow. The back slit is cut vertically along the spine, opening only when the dancer arches or bends forward, revealing just enough skin to suggest underwater transparency without compromising the garment’s structural integrity.
Double-Layered Patchwork for Dimensional Color Play
The dress features a double-layered patchwork design, with the outer layer being matte dark blue fabric and the inner layer being light blue chiffon. The matte outer layer absorbs harsh stage lighting, preventing unwanted glare, while the inner light blue chiffon reflects soft, diffused light. As the dancer moves, the inner layer peeks out from beneath the outer layer, creating a rippling effect that mimics light filtering through ocean waves. This patchwork design also adds durability, as the two layers reinforce each other at stress points like the underarms and side seams.
ApplicationsJazz and Lyrical Jazz Performances – The deep-sea breathing design is especially suited for lyrical jazz numbers that explore themes of depth, emotion, and transformation. The gradient from light blue to deep blue supports slow, expressive choreography.
Contemporary Dance Solos and Group Pieces – The asymmetrical top and double-layered patchwork design allow for both individual expression and cohesive ensemble visuals. When multiple dancers wear this costume, the blue-green small flower decorations create a coral-reef effect across the stage.
Underwater-Themed Productions – For any performance referencing the ocean, tides, marine life, or dreams of the deep, this costume is a natural choice. The back slit that simulates the transparency of the water surface literally echoes the theme of immersion and emergence.
Dance Competitions Requiring Visual Storytelling – Judges often look for costumes that enhance narrative. This dress, with its water flow folds and coral-like flowers, tells a story without a single spoken word. The wraparound neckline design outlines the neck line to draw focus to the dancer’s emotional expression.
Studio Recitals and Showcases – For dance studios wanting to offer something beyond standard sequined costumes, the deep-sea breathing design provides a sophisticated, artistic alternative. The gradual transition from light blue to deep blue photographs beautifully, and the inner light blue chiffon adds movement to still images.
Summer Dance Intensives and Workshops – The lightweight mesh and chiffon construction, combined with the double-layered patchwork design, makes this costume breathable and comfortable for long rehearsals in warm conditions. The matte dark blue outer layer resists sweat marks, while the inner layer wicks moisture naturally.
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