Every dancer gets the right piece
Separate routine, level, size and variable-name files before artwork approval.
Dance studio costume embellishment must stay readable in motion, flex with the costume and arrive sorted before performance week. Plan dance costume rhinestones in bulk, stage transfers and competition costume bling around routines, fabrics and dancer rosters.



Separate routine, level, size and variable-name files before artwork approval.
Test stone spacing, film and adhesive on the exact stretch textile.
Set proof, sample, production and sorting gates from the required handoff date.
Each routine should carry its own approved artwork, costume colour, placement, transfer dimensions and dancer allocation. This prevents a last-minute revision for one class from changing another class.
| Record | Studio decision |
|---|---|
| Routine code | Unique class or performance name |
| Garment | Fabric, colour and stretch direction |
| Decoration | Stone colour, size, coverage and outline |
| Roster | Dancer count, variables and spares |
| Deadline | Costume room handoff date |



Check placement, symmetry and colour on the unstretched garment.
Move the costume through its intended performance range.
Inspect adhesive, stone alignment and fabric return.
Use the agreed care and perspiration simulation before sign-off.
Artwork, fabric and quantities.
Size, colour and versions.
Apply to the real costume.
Run against approved records.
Pack by routine or dancer.
Use a packing structure that mirrors how the costume team works.
Group common designs.
Label variable pieces.
Separate front, back and accessory.
Identify replacement stock.
Send the prior item code, the new roster line and the required date. State whether the costume fabric or colour has changed; a different textile can require another application test even when the artwork remains unchanged.
100% Cotton · MOQ 50
View costume product →rhinestone and ribbon · MOQ 100
View costume product →ribbon · MOQ 100
View costume product →Thread embroidery · MOQ 100
View costume product →Rhinestone DMC · MOQ 50
View costume product →Rhinestone and Ribbon · MOQ 100
View costume product →The fabric, stretch direction, design coverage and care method must be tested together. Flexible transfer layouts with controlled stone spacing are usually easier to evaluate than one dense rigid area.
Yes. Give every routine a code and list costume colour, transfer size, quantity and placement. We keep versions separate through proofing, production and packing.
Variable names and numbers can be planned from a locked roster. Exact spelling, garment size, artwork size and spare quantities should be approved before production.
Work backward from the costume handoff date and allow time for artwork, a physical application test, approval, production and studio sorting.
Yes. Supply a packing sheet by routine, age group, class or dancer so finished components can be labelled and allocated for the costume team.
Send the artwork, costume fabric, placement photos, approximate size, colour direction, quantity by routine and required delivery date.
Include artwork, placement, quantities, roster variables and packing preference.