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I feel TOTALLY scammed. Item not even close to description, made from terrible cheap polyester. Maple Washing at its worst. This is a fly by night online company where clothes are manufactured offshore.
Run away from ever ordering from it!
Velora Toronto claims to be a Toronto boutique. But it has no working Toronto phone, and no street address. The website is US based. Goods are shipped from overseas and neither of the ones I ordered bore any resemblance to the descriptions. When contacted the company would not pay for return shipping (the shipping would have been nearly as much as the goods cost) or offered to refund only a fraction of the value (meaning we would still have paid more than they were worth)
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