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Not worthwhile rating. Brought two cardigans very very small size sent back to China for refund after speaking to the Company and only yesterday I received the parcel returned to me the way it was sent. I do not think it was sent and paid all that money without getting a refund and also spending money to post it back. I have reported them to the Department of Fair Trading. I am originally from Melbourne and thought I was buying Australian.
The products are rubbish, i ordered boots, they were a cheap imitation of the advertised product. Sizing is very small for garments and footwear. Then to get a refund, you have to mail at your own cost back to china..... around $50. The items dont meet sect 56 of australia consumer law. Communication is slow, stay clear, dont fall fow the pretty pictures on their website
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