À fuir
À fuir. Site me songer sur la qualité, provenance direct de Chine, sans étiquette de composition et de label. Grosse arnaque
2 December 2025
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100% garbage
The items shown on their website look nothing like what you receive in the mail. They are a scam! Everything ships from a cheap factory in China and takes several weeks to arrive. If you want to return anything, they tell you you must pay for return shipping to China.
The clothing items I received were the cheapest, ugliest things I have ever seen, the epitome of cheap Chinese labor. They also take several weeks to ship so you have little to no time for a return...avoid my mistake and shop literally anywhere else
25 September 2025
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