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Horrible company, horrible customer service, horrible representation of products… clearly use other site’s photos as a false advertisement and then ship a very cheap knock off version of the item… my bad for not doing better research on what i was buying. Expensive lesson… literally just threw my money down the drain. BEWARE DO NOT BUY FROM THIS COMPANY!!
I ordered a Notre Dame women's sweater, pictured as a knitted sweater. Received a cheaply made, button down shirt, poor quality fabric, logo hot-pressed on. It also ran large for a small. Customer service kept telling me to "calm down" in my email communications and focused only on the size. I sent in many measurements per their request, but emphasized the main problem was the item is not a sweater. They will not issue me a return for "not as advertised" and what I received is so very cheap.
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