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Watch out this is a scam. They get you fooled by their goods on their website. I ordered 4 tops which took over 3 weeks to arrive from their warehouse in China. The product was poor stitching and bad workmanship. Nothing like the illustration on their website. I have been trying to request a refund for the full amount for faulty product and they are only offering £15 as a refund which cost me £51. Totally scam and what you see online vs actual product received is misleading. Avoid the hassle at all cost. This company is fraud and should be shut down.
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