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scam of a company, ordered a hoodie in july and still had no email, tracking or updates and its now mid september. emailed, messaged and dmed for support and received nothing - clearly get their items for cheap on china as many other websites sell alternatives. scam of a company do not buy from here.
Scammers been 2 + months with no response from emails and dm. Don’t think they ever send the clothes
waited a month for a jumper I bought for them to cancel and say "didn't have enough stock to fulfill order" multiple emails and messages with no reply!!
Probably a scamming site.
Got influenced by tik tok for the offer of buy 2 get one free and spend close to a hundred euros on it and never got an email on my order when it's going to be send out and customer service does not even answer their mails.
Don't buy stuff from them
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