They dont all have to be different lengths, they can be more mismatched too
In 1734, at the time of the wedding of Princess Anne of England to the Prince of Orange, newspapers reported that the most fashionable silks: were white paduasoys [plain-weave silk] with large flowers of tulips, peonies, emmonies, carnations & in their proper colours some wove in the silk and some embroidered. (quoted in Ribeiro 42) The prolific correspondent, highly proficient embroiderer, and artist Mary Delany (1700-1788) wrote that she purchased a brocaded lutestring, white ground with great ramping flowers in shades of purples, reds, and greens to wear to this formal event (quoted in Ribeiro 42)
Refunds are available only if the item is flawed or damaged
I was apprehensive about the price but decided since they offered sezzle to just do it
There is a distinct look to them which can either be a negative or positive depending on the look you are going for