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The fabric was terrible and it didn't fit at all. After saying online that they would allow returns if you weren't happy, now they're refusing and asking me to send pictures to prove the reasons I don't like it!! FRAUDULENT CHINESE Bs
I love my dress. It is flowly feels nice. No instructions on how to wash. I just used cold and delicate cycle and hung dry. Dried perfectly with pleats intact.
During lockdown I turned to online retail therapy which I have never trusted before. Still don't sort of as never had 100% success.
I ordered two dresses from Esiyay and one was great, the other not at all.
Very cheap, thin, flimsy paperlike fabric and nothing like the image.
Was not completely ignorant to how they'd work, take a design from elsewhere and replicate it, but I was disappointed with the final outcome.
So in the end, I spent $80 on one dress as the other wont be staying.
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