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Paid 128$ for shoes. Received no box wrapped up in postage plastic. Stinks of toxic chemicals. Very bad considering soles of feet would be in them. Very cheap 5$ shoes cheap material and chemicals for 128$. Avoid this site.
Scam site. I ordered a large leather tote bag and recieved a very small, non leather piece of trash that was folded up in a small parcel. It went straight in the bin. It was not the bag in the pictures at all.
Bought a wool blend coat as described in the ad for Australian $139. Finally received a 100% polyester coat. Not worth the monies. Incorrect sizing as well. Very bad retailer. Don't buy with them.
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