Very bad broke right after wearing it…
Very bad broke right after wearing it twice! Do not fall for it
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Very bad broke right after wearing it twice! Do not fall for it
If I place an order with a company for clothes and use topcashback to do the transaction then I expect it to give me a few pennies back. It is an incentive to buy from there. For the sake of £1.96 Saville row have ensured that I don’t use them again as they declined it. The clothes were not particularly better than anywhere else so I will shop elsewhere in future
First time I've used Saville Row to purchase dress shirts with contrasting white collar and French cuffs. Beautiful shirts, lovely materials, perfect fit, fast delivery. When shirts I want aren't available at my local upscale men's clothing store, Saville Row will be my Go to provider.
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