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Luna&Lace is a small, independent online brand focused on feminine lingerie and everyday comfort pieces. We believe lingerie should not only look beautiful but also feel comfortable throughout the day. As a small business, we truly value every customer and every order. We aim to provide a smooth shopping experience, clear communication, and friendly support whenever you need help. Thank you for supporting Luna&Lace.
United Kingdom
This company is a massive scam with "827+" fake "trust pilot reviews" as I looked on this site and it's not even listed as a company. They don't mention that they ship from China (they feign as a company based in Montreal) and they ship you cheap knock off products that you still have to pay duties for, and not the ones that are listed or shown on their site. This is one massive scam.
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