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Awful company. The top I received which certainly wasn’t cheap looked NOTHING like what turned up. Such cheap horrible material I wouldn’t be seen dead in it. They say they will accept returns but only if you pay postage to China!! It leads you to believe the company is in the UK. Eventually I settled on a 70% refund after negotiations. Don’t waste your money. The top will go to charity shop but I doubt if anyone would buy it from there.
A slimy night dress printed to look like embroidery, not the cotton embroidered dress shown in advertisement.
Bad products. I requested a refund for return and they disappeared. Scammers! Stay away.
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