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I would strongly suggest that no-one order from this company,the photos they show are photo shopped from other sites and the merchandise they ship to you is completely different and of a very inferior quality.They do not honor their return policy, and also state they are a protected site, which is a lie.Soon after ordering from them I began getting scam calls- coincidence,probably not.
Do not buy from this company. The photos of the garments bare no resemblance to the tat which they send. The clothes are different material and are loosely based on the original picture which showed a dress of very good quality. They are a fraud!
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