CATALOG NAMES - ADJECTIVES

Hi,

In a catalog that contains clothing items, I happen to come across names in Korean but has English words (?). I think the company that sell the clothing items is based overseas and to cater to Koreans who don't necessarily know English, they seem to have written the names in Korean (if you know what I mean). Anyway, here are some names:

feminine shirt dress

out-pocket, roll-up dress

red jersey one-piece

big-frame sunglasses

slim knit dress

floral-green silk dress

I have punctuated the names as I see fit but I am not sure if I did it correctly, especially the number 1 name.

This is somewhat related to this topic. What I have noticed is that some adjective uses have changed.

big, plastic-frame (plastic-framed??) glasses
tall, three-story (three-storied) building
big wool (woolen??) shirt
blue-color (blue-colored??) shirt

Which ones should I follow?