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This website is a big scam, has long shipping delays, and poor customer service. I received three items with poor quality that did not match website photos, it does not have proper return processes, and did not answer my inquiries. I ordered items on 22, February 2026 and received on 07, March 2026.
Complete waste of money! Don’t buy anything from them! I bought a beautiful looking dress, when it arrived, it belonged only to the trash bag! I sent an email requesting a refund, crickets! No response, nothing!
Their website is a scam. We ordered a coat that looked beautiful, but they sent a completely different one, a piece of junk, to put it mildly, and nothing like the one we saw on the website. I'm going to make sure I expose the scam they're running and the tricks they use to steal from people.
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