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On each product page, we provide the model's measurements and what size she is wearing to help guide you.
You can refer to the charts when selecting sizes but please note that sizes cannot be guaranteed and might vary slightly between brands.
If you need any advice about sizing, please feel free to drop us a line at: service@sunnoss.com
The measurements in the description of individual products are taken only across the front side of the garment, not around the circumference (e.g. chest and waist).
If you can't find a completely satisfactory size in our size chart, don't worry! Feel free to contact us anytime at service@irispetal.com or through our online customer service. Our team is more than happy to provide personalized advice, recommend alternative styles, or assist with customization needs. Your comfort is our top priority!
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This butterfly is admired for its beauty, but there's more here than first meets the eye. Eggs are laid on the flowers of host plants like wild thyme, where a caterpillar can blend in as it feasts and grows. But upon reaching its fourth instar, something strange happens.
The caterpillar drops from its host plant and seeks out a red ant (Myrmica sabuleti). Using visual and scent cues, it mimics an ant larva. The ant rushes the caterpillar back to her nest, where it proceeds to gobble up its "siblings" as the worker ants groom and care for it. After a long pupation within the brood chamber, the adult butterfly hurries out of the ant nest before its wings expand. It then lives only a week or so to mate and propagate the species.
This matte nickel metal and UV-printed pin is approximately life-sized. Double-posted. Originally from the March 2024 Bug Box.
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