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56 Saxon House , Sm67an , Surrey , United Kingdom
Not happy with outfits firstly one i wanted they said they didnt have and choose another. Clothes do not come sewn as what they are like in the pictures at. Wasted money would not recommend anyone to purchase!
I messaged asking if the suits were genuine as the website stated they were. I was told they were 100% genuine and I could get a refund if unhappy. Despite showing quick delivery times, it took nearly 4 weeks to get my suits which were the worst fake copies I've ever seen. Shortly after complaining, the website was updated to say the suits are 'like genuine' and refunds aren't given at all. Absolute scam with fraudsters who have no morals at all!
Its a SCAM. Please don’t order from it. I ordered 3 suits which never arrived. I lost quite a lot of money on this fake company. I don’t know where to report it.
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