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Orientique was one of my favourite brands for many years now. Sadly I do not purchase anymore as I find I'm attracted to the vibrant colours which sadly fade a lot each time I wash one of my dresses. I wash in organic natural liquid laundry, cold water and wash quickly, still a lot of dye comes out.
Already wrote a review for “Fine Asianliving”, it’s the same company, different names here on trustpilot so… I’ll just paste the same one also in here:
I hate to leave a bad review, but I bought a piece of Chinese furniture that is absolutely not worth the price. I expected solid wood, but it is all made of a thin fake layer, therefore light and fragile ... the finishing then peels off to the touch in some places. So I thought about sending it back but, guess what?, obviously the expense would be entirely on me in exchange for a voucher not a refund, at least according to their policy. Are you reading? If i may, just don’t bother…
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