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I bought an item online. In Sweden there is a law that allows one to change his mind within 14 days from the delivery. The quality of the item was bad. I changed my mind. They asked me to return the item to China, making the delivery more expensive than the item (400 sek).
I do not recommend this company! Bought a shirt of a certain modell and according to the description made out of 100% cotton. I received an really ugly shirt made out of 100% polyester, shiny fabric and with a high collar. Nothing like the picture or the description.
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