Kids' Clip Dot Flutter Sleeve Dress

Yesterday morning, I got my daughter ready for her first communion ceremony. I painted her nails, curled her hair, and put her in this white gown purchased at Nordstrom. After donning her jewelry, my husband looks down and over to me with panic on his face: Nordstrom had left the anti-theft sensor on the dress. We look at the clock - too early for any of the stores to be open, and even if they were, too far to drive. We had 15 minutes to get out the door to our professional photos. Without other options, I proceeded to get my sewing scissors and cut the sensor out of the delicate fabric, leaving a gaping hole in my daughter’s brand new Nordstrom dress. Fortunately, I know how to sew so I whipped out my sewing machine and took in the seam to try to hide the mess I had just created. We made the most of the situation, but our shopping experience at Nordstrom ruined an important event in our lives. The white gown we purchased came from the Valley Fair location in San Jose. Before we left the store, we also specifically asked the clerk to double check to make sure there was no sensor in the dress. I am left shocked, frustrated, and disappointed with your brand. You need to do better, Nordstrom.