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I purchased a set which I NEVER GOT. Tried to email seller many many times, never got a sign from Mars. Furthermore, the website now takes you to another company, different registered name, different items, a FRAUD.
Terrible!!! Wrong size! Poor quality! Had to wait 3 weeks… You have to return your clothes to China, what makes it very expensive! They wanted me to keep the dress (size large instead of small) and offered me a 20% discount?? They made a fault and offer nothing in return..
Apparently it is not a French family company, unless they moved to Hong Kong.
There is no company with this name in the French KBIS company register.
Also; according to their add the item ordered was 100% cotton. In reality it was made with a syntetic material. A scam.
Also the assembly was very low quality, making it impossible to look anything like the picture presented at their website.
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