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Total rip off. This company is a scam. I purchased over $200 in sweaters in November and never received them. I have emailed the company multiple times and never received any response. They are stealing people's money.
this is a scam company. they lure in a buyer with a going out of business m.o., then after a few weeks you receive a cheap irregular machine-made printed acrylic or polyester garment and not an Icelandic wool handmade sweater. no return address on package, no phone contact, not sure who or which carrier delivered the package to the door. no response to emails for money back guarantee as website claims. Do not fall for it, as I did.
They need zero stars. This website is a scam. They claimed to be selling Icelandic wool sweaters. All the sweaters I received were cheap 100% polyester. Shameful, evil sellers.
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