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Cheap products from China and ran out of Marokko. Wish I would have seen this page before I ordered. Bra cost 28,95 Euro and no free returns with return shipping of 40,00 Euro. Just got ripped off! Don’t do it!
Do not be fooled! They are liars and fraudsters. They hide themselves behind European websites, but send their trash from China. Size does not match, quality is very bad and, if you decide to complain and return the item, it will not be worth at all - first you have to somehow find the way how to do that, which is quite complicated, and if you succeed, then pay so high postage, that in the end you loose even more, then get any refund (if you get at all).
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