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The bag had a deep cut when I recieved it -so it is useless.
I sent them various Mails and Instagram messages without response. I didnt recieve a replacement nor my money. It is a big scam.
Terrible. I have sent multiple emails and even reached out on Instagram regarding a return. No response received from The Weekend Edit. I wouldn't even give one star, but I had to in order to leave a review.
A scam... such poor quality and my review was not posted. Return cost £18 to send back to New Jersey to get my money back. Ships from China.
I wrote a review on their website about how the bag that I ordered from them broke after only a month of use (they are expensive bags so you expect a certain quality...) and they removed it from the website. They only show positive reviews.
I can't speak for all their products but the bag I bought from them was very poor quality and the straps broke almost immediately.
Very disappointing!
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