⚠️ WARNING: LOOPSSHOP Is a Deceptive Online Seller — Read Before Buying
Review:
I purchased three men’s suits from LOOPSSHOP (loopsshop.online) totaling $1,242.90, relying on their sizing tool and U.S. measurement options. What I received was completely different from what was advertised. Two suits arrived with no size labels at all, one suit had incorrect U.S. labelling, and none matched the sizing recommendations generated by their own system. The items were unwearable.
I contacted the company within 24 hours. LOOPSSHOP refused to provide a return label, repeatedly asked for photos of tags that did not exist, and even told me to cancel my Affirm dispute before they would consider sending replacements. Their website contains contradictory exchange policies (3 days vs. 7 days), misleading location information (claims Brazil shipping, lists a New Jersey address, but package shipped from Melrose Park, IL), and a WhatsApp number that never responds.
This company misrepresents its products, policies, and business location. I am now filing complaints with the Ohio Attorney General, the FTC, CFPB, IC3, USPS Mail Fraud division, and BBB. Consumers should avoid this website entirely. This experience appears to be part of a larger pattern of deceptive online retail behavior.
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A Clear Pattern of Elder Financial Exploitation, Deceptive Practices, and Misuse of Affirm's Dispute Process
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1. LOOPSSHOP is attempting to hide behind Affirm’s dispute outcome — but that does NOT erase their misconduct.
Your reply repeatedly leans on Affirm’s decision, as if it absolves you of responsibility.
It does not.
In fact, your reliance on Affirm to shield you reveals a highly concerning pattern:
• LOOPSSHOP ignored my father for WEEKS
• LOOPSSHOP refused to provide a return label
• LOOPSSHOP refused to exchange the items
• LOOPSSHOP demanded photos of tags that did not exist
• LOOPSSHOP told my elderly father to cancel the Affirm dispute before you would consider helping him
• LOOPSSHOP suddenly became responsive ONLY after I posted publicly and notified authorities
That is not customer service.
That is manipulation.
It appears LOOPSSHOP has discovered that hiding behind Affirm’s flawed dispute system allows them to avoid accountability — and profit from customers who receive the wrong items.
This raises serious concerns about systematic deceptive practices.
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2. LOOPSSHOP’s treatment of an elderly customer raises concerns of elder financial exploitation.
My father is a senior. He acted in good faith:
• He used the merchant’s sizing tool
• He ordered the size recommended by your system
• He contacted LOOPSSHOP within 24 hours of receiving the wrong items
• He attempted for weeks to resolve the issue directly
LOOPSSHOP misled him, delayed him, confused him, and ultimately took his money without providing the correct product.
When a business:
• Ignores an elderly customer
• Refuses to honor documented policies
• Provides inconsistent instructions
• Sends mislabeled or unlabeled items
• Then hides behind a third-party payment platform
…it enters the territory of elder financial exploitation, which is taken extremely seriously by state and federal agencies.
Multiple agencies have advised us to pursue this matter formally.
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3. LOOPSSHOP’s reply is filled with omissions, contradictions, and misdirection.
Your response skipped all the facts that matter:
✔ Two suits arrived with no size labels
This alone violates basic product standards.
✔ One suit had incorrect U.S. labeling
Yet did not match its own stated size.
✔ None of the suits matched the measurements recommended by your own sizing tool
The sizing tool is YOUR system — not the customer’s.
✔ None of the items matched U.S. or EU measurements
This shows a fulfillment failure, not a confusion issue.
✔ Your exchange policy is contradictory and unenforceable
3-day window in one section
7-day in another
But NO return label is ever provided.
✔ Your website claims free shipping in Brazil
But then lists a New Jersey warehouse
And ships from Illinois
These contradictions are not “logistics.”
They are misrepresentations.
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4. LOOPSSHOP did NOT cooperate with the resolution process — you obstructed it.
LOOPSSHOP:
Ignored muliple emails
Failed to resond within 24 hours of the first complaint
Avoided providing a return label
Tried to delay long enough that the exchange window expired.
Told an elderly customer to cancel his dispute before helping
This is not "responsiveness," as you claim. It is a deliberate pattern of avoidance and obstruction.
26 November 2025
Unprompted review