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Fake products, absolutely awful quality. Bought a Polo hoodie. So light weight and cheap quality. Even primark is better then this store. After complaining about the poor quality, and requesting to return the item for a refund they stopped responding. The online store says they do returns, but trust me they don't. Stay away.
Fake goods
Gave RMA but no any more answer where to return
Product as described, great quality for good price, recommended
Fake goods advertising as genuine
Ordered boss jumpers but shocking quality when arrived then they just said return them at my expense please stay away unless you like counterfeit goods
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