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Dishonest Company
Do not purchase anything from this company. Very dishonest when it comes to returns. Beware 14 day return, with return authorization. Sent back USPS 16 days after receiving. I have the shipping tracking information but it’s been 8 weeks with no credit.
I wanted to like it. But their sizing is off. Ordered as a surprise for my daughter after measuring her. It was 2-3 sizes too small and guess what no returns or exchanges. The returns part I would be cool with but I cannot even exchange it for something she can fit because it was sold 'On Sale'. Soo basically what I am getting at is, skip buying here everything ends up going on sale so if it doesn't work out there is a high chance you are out of luck.
My toddlers favorite dresses. Their dresses are super soft and stretchy, my toddler wears them on the farm and they still look new. Great customer service.
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