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I can’t give less than one star. My order was a complete disaster — cheap, poor-quality fabric, a low-grade print, ugly colours, and an overall bad design. The dress looked nothing like the photos or the description. Please be aware that the product images are not realistic at all.
The company advertised as being based in Perth, Australia. The two dresses I bought were described and advertised as being made from Linen. The product finally arrived and they were made in China, poor quality and made from polyester! Even had mayerial tags on stating it's 100% polyester! No phone number to call. Only one working email. They did respond to my email to return items, however needed to write 7 emails to get a return shipping address. They tried everything to get me to keep items and not return it to China. I do not know if I will get my money back. Do not buy from them!
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