VANCOUVER, BC, CANADA, December 19, 2011 (Press-News.org) The Invito Couture boutique of Vancouver, Canada, is pleased to announce that their entire collection of evening gowns and cocktail dresses can now be purchased online from their website, http://www.invitocouture.com. Invito Couture offers over 70 exclusive styles of high-quality dresses and gowns at affordable prices. All dresses are Italian-designed and made in Turkey.
Since opening in 2009, Invito Couture's dresses were only available to shoppers who visited their boutique in Vancouver but now with the launch of the Online Shopping section of their website, shoppers worldwide can make purchases. The new shopping section is filled with detailed descriptions, available sizes and color choices which will assist the shopper with easy purchase decisions.
The dresses are inspired by current European runway trends but lean towards elegant and timeless designs and are made entirely in Turkey. Turkey has a long history of producing quality textile products dating back to the Ottoman Empire in the 16th century. Today large brands such as Hugo Boss, Zara, Diesel and Dolce & Gabbana count on Turkey's high-quality fabrics and production expertise for their garment production. Invito Couture's boutique carries multiple designers from Turkey including their own line of dresses and gowns.
The Invito Couture website features dresses that range from casual day-wear to flirty cocktail dresses to red-carpet-ready evening gowns that will make you the star of any event. Sizes 2-14 are kept in stock and most dresses are available in multiple color choices.
Invito Couture accepts VISA, MasterCard, American Express and Discover Card via Paypal, for fast secure payments. Telephone orders are also available. Orders within North America over $250 will receive free shipping. Customers outside of North America who wish to order dresses from Invito Couture should make an email or telephone inquiry, prior to ordering, for a shipping quote. Orders are shipped out within 48 hours and generally arrive within 7 business days.
Invito Couture of Vancouver is the only boutique in British Columbia to exclusively offer dresses and accessories which are made in Turkey. Invito Couture is a privately-owned family business.
For more information, please contact Prahlad Delaney, Marketing Director, in Vancouver, BC, Canada, at 604-681-3464, or by email at info@invitocouture.com.
Invito Couture is a women's formal wear boutique in Vancouver Canada which specializes in selling high-quality evening gowns, cocktail dresses and prom dresses at affordable prices. All dresses are imported from Europe.
Invito Couture Launches Online Shopping Website
The Invito Couture boutique of Vancouver, is pleased to announce that their entire collection of evening gowns and cocktail dresses can now be purchased online from their website, www.invitocouture.com.
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[Press-News.org] Invito Couture Launches Online Shopping WebsiteThe Invito Couture boutique of Vancouver, is pleased to announce that their entire collection of evening gowns and cocktail dresses can now be purchased online from their website, www.invitocouture.com.