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Mirraclothing is a fraud company. After charging a premium amount for the saree they delivered a cheap cloth and never accepted return or an exchange. They stopped responding to messages. Completely fraud company cheating customers to rob money
Mirraclothing is a frustrating experience. The owners are manipulating people and running a fraud business. Don't fall for their website pictures and Instagram PR . What they charge is premium amount and what they deliver is absolutely cheap and completely different from what they are shown. Customer service doesn't exist and they ghost the customers after paying the money , never return to the calls and never accept returns.be aware of this fraud business. Stay away from them
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