There were strings hanging off of the veil (from the sewer not cutting them after edging/trimming the peice). The edge was not rolled like it should be, just trimmed flat, so it had a rough, jagged edge. Also, the chiffon itself is heavy and hard to mave. With the sequined trim, it is hard to move it correctly to get any flow. My teacher has much better quality chiffon veils that she made herself. As someone has said before -- the length is too short to work with properly, and the width is waaayyy too long. I don't know if they are making this veil for a very tall person with short arms, but for the average person, it will not work. I purchased the yellow one since the seller told me it didn't have any sequins (picture was unclear). When I got it in, it did have a sequined edge -- an ugly gold sequined edge. Who puts fake yellow gold edge on yellow material? I was refunded for my purchase, so this is not a mark against the company. However, the veil is not worth the price and shipping for quality this poor.

I found the material acceptable, but the length was too short for me to use comfortable, and the width was too long for standard use, even in practice.