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Just don't order from here under any circumstances! I ordered the 60€ sandals from Sweden (so I thought) and got a crappy 2€ cap from China. They tried to trade a cap with me when I demanded my money back. The cap should have been sent to China at your own expense. Fortunately, I got my money back from my bank after reporting the scam to them. The whole shop is a complete scam!!!
Ordered a pair of boots, but got a cheap copy of a Cartier love bracelet.
Would consider this company being a fraud/ scam
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