Not based in dublin
This is not an appear to be a legitimate site. Products are not good quality.
14 August 2026
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Just beware of online advertising for Claren boutique Dublin. They do not appear to be legitimate. I ordered footwear advertised on Facebook
I ordered two lots of footwear advertised on Facebook. Big reductions on orthotic footwear half price. Address in Dublin and named Claren Dublin Boutique. Free delivery from An Post. I received acknowledgement of payment and when to expect delivery. I did receive delivery by An Post. Each pair in flimsy clear plastic put into a stronger grey plastic. Clearly fake. Quality not good. Orthopaedic runners great colours, flat comfy sandals smell and thread ripped on fabric attached to the sole.
19 August 2026
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