Purchased an expensive prestige knit…
Purchased an expensive prestige knit and recieved a thin see-thru polyester badly made shirt. Needed to return to china for a refund less their postage so was not worth it. Not happy
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Purchased an expensive prestige knit and recieved a thin see-thru polyester badly made shirt. Needed to return to china for a refund less their postage so was not worth it. Not happy
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