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Hearts & Roses London began selling vintage women's clothing in the Camden market and now supplies retro clothing UK to stockists worldwide. Based in London, Hearts & Roses is a vintage-inspired womenswear and childrenswear brand focusing on creating your favourite vintage-inspired pieces. Our in-house designers have always been inspired by icons such as Audrey Hepburn and Marilyn Monroe leading us to focus on the timeless styles from the 1950’s era. Our timeless silhouettes and playful prints help us to create functional, playful pieces that work for modern-day women. Our garments are manufactured by our very own factory based in China, which enables us to oversee every step, from initial research through to production, making sure all of our pieces are made with love and care. We transport your vintage favourites straight to your modern-day wardrobe
39A Minerva Road, NW10 6HJ, London, United Kingdom
3.8
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This company makes great quality dresses. There prices are excellent! The shipping is so fast and the communication is excellent. And on top of it all the fabric is is perfect for the summer ☀️ 95% cotton and 5% élastane. These are the best quality Vintage dresses! Enjoy! 😊
Terrible, I haven’t received my order which was purchased the 22th of December, it was a coat of 129,99£ I feel very scammed, I am still waiting for updates, I also haven’t received any updates or nothing.
Reply from Hearts and Roses London
Hi Leticia,
We’re sorry to hear about your concerns and understand the frustration of waiting for an order.
For clarity, our office and dispatch were closed from 20th December to 4th January, which was communicated via our main homepage banner on our website during that period. Orders placed during the closure were processed once we reopened.
We are responding on the first day of reopening to confirm that your order is being dispatched today.
We hope this clarifies the situation and reassures you. Once received, we would appreciate it if you would consider updating your review to reflect this.
— Hearts & Roses London Team
great quality dresses and speedy delivery. I entered my delivery postcode incorrectly by mistake and they notified me so we got it sorted and shipped out and it was shipped the same day.
I picked up a second hand dress from this brand I'd never heard of before, tried it on, and I was instantly in love. The quality was outstanding and the design was so, so sleek.
The one thing I would say is that the mesh on the base of the petticoat is quite rough and itchy, so look out for that if you have sensory issues at all.
New items from this brand might not be in my budget at the moment, but as an avid lover of retro style dresses, I'm 100% bookmarking their website for the future!
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