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Elusive Cowgirl Boutique is the online store for all Western wear and cowgirl clothing, like rhinestone shirts, western sunglasses, horseshoes, cowboy boots, cowboy hats, cowgirl blouses, western printed leggings, squash blossom necklaces, western belt...
Ventura Boulevard 20929, 91364, Los Angeles, United States
Placed order first misrepresent that order made shipped in US
Shipped from China
3-5 day shipping not accurate.
No tracking updates
Definitely would not order again ,as support is zero also.
I wanted to add Elusive Cowgirl boutique because its an amazing boutique. The owner of the small business provides amazing customer service and she always lists adorable western clothes are amazing prices.
I bought my first order few months back for summer, and placing my second order today. I definitely recommend others to check out her site. She also accepts Sezzle & Amazon payment processing.
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