Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q: How much is in each pack?
A: There are enough beads in a combo pack to make the same length piece of jewelry that you would by purchasing 2 or 3 strands at a bead store.
Q: I currently buy beads by the strand. What is the advantage of buying a pack of beads?
A: With the fashionable Dress It Up assortments, an actual piece of jewelry can be made. The same is difficult to do with a strand that will have 30 of the exact same bead.
Q: Have I heard of you before?
A: Jesse James & Co. has developed a worldwide reputation with its' Dress It Up philosophy and concept. An expert design team creates all packs, giving you the hottest and trendiest styles on the market. The end result: today's fashions, now. You will not find a better combination of style, quality and value.
Q: When I saw a Dress It Up pack in a store, why did it look different from the one on your site?
A: We are constantly updating our products. The main focal beads and feature beads can change appearance as fresher, newer styles become available.
Q: It says that you need a Wholesale Tax ID to order beads at wholesale prices. What is a Wholesale Tax ID?
A: In the United States, businesses are assigned a tax identification number. This allows them to purchase items at a wholesale price, meaning that they don't have to pay taxes on your purchase, because you will be charging sales tax when you re-sell it in a retail setting. Because of the way that the wholesale purchasing system works, we cannot sell our products at a wholesale price to entities without a valid Tax ID number.

We understand that the term "wholesale pricing" can be confusing because of large, membership-based store chains that offer items at "wholesale prices." As a general rule, if you wish to purchase items from us that you can then re-sell in a brick and mortar store, or through an online store, then you are likely to have a Tax ID.
Q: What kind of beads do you sell?
A: Dress It Up's beads are the same beads used by leading designers and accessory manufacturers. They are bought from the same factories. The same beads can be found on jewelry in upscale boutiques and department stores. You will not see these "better beads" in discount store offerings.