April CornellReviews of aprilcornell.com

I was impressed, at first, by April Cornell because they used a lot of cotton in their clothing and their designs had a vintage flair to them that I like. However, as time has gone by, I have noticed a lot of flaws in their manufacturing. Flaws like buttons being sewn into the material to the side of the panel, puckering and stretched out cotton from not being ironed properly before manufacturing (which don't come out when ironed), hems being uneven and seams coming undone. I've also noticed recently that they are using more rayon rather than cotton, which bothers me because rayon isn't a natural fiber. For the extremely high price of their clothing, you'd think the quality would be better and that makes me not want to purchase from them anymore.

I ordered a dress like tunic which is good for my " petite size": it was the right / same color as online..quality is good: 100% Cotton. Embroidery are nice.the price : good: was on special: buy 1 dress get 2nd one 50 % off.the 2nd dress : was supposed to be : sungold color .picture seemed a bright yellow..but on delivery : dull yellow color.quality of fabric seems ok.embroidery are nice.i wrote 3 reviews about this " dull colored " dress which never appeared! The positive review about the 1 st dress did appear.i did email them about this: why don't you allow my review to which I didn't get answer ..a bit dishonest on their part..so to conclude: beware about colors when you order at April Cornell.Sizing is good though..

I purchased a round tablecloth and received a product that had 3 pieces of fabric sewn together with no attempt to match the pattern. Of the many round tablecloths I own, this is the only one that has multiple pieces (I didn't order a quilt!). On a positive note, customer service returned my call, waived the $14 return fee and provided me with a prepaid return label for UPS. The refund was processed within a few days. I'm very satisfied with their customer service (I was initially skeptical due to the other complaints) but am still disappointed in the quality of the product.

I've been looking at April Cornell for a while now without ordering. Their stuff was very unique looking, but bit too "cutsy" and slightly out-of-date for me. Then l saw the "Artists Smock". It looked so perfect, just what l wanted for Fall and Winter. So l ordered it, and was really looking forward to getting it. It arrived on time, but I was quite disappointed. The fabric is so thin that you can see light through it. The sleeves are just a bit too short and that is unusual for me. For the price, l expected better. I did like the freebie shopping bag that was added to the order, that is cute. They included a 10% off my next purchase which has an expiry date of 9/2/23 . .today is 9/7/23, so it's useless and poor product control. From the comments on here, about the trouble with customer service etc. l won't bother returning it. I will roll up the sleeves and wear it open over a cami or t-shirt. But l had hoped for better quality material and a better fit. Just chalk it up to experience l guess

I ordered what looked like a lovely holiday vest. After three weeks, I finally received notice that the item is no longer available. My money was refunded without issue. So, while I was disappointed to not receive the item, and while it took 3 weeks for the company to figure it out, they did the right thing without any work from me. My one previous order came without a hitch. I'll give them another try.

Happy with a pretty table cloth that looks good while still in the packaging. Pillowcases are pretty but feel slightly thin. Pretty dish towels that I thought would be polished cotton turned out to be a waffle weave but I didn't pick up on that in the description. I went back and looked at the listing on my laptop and was able to make out from the photos that the fabric was textured although that was not apparent from the pics on my phone. Lesson: always make sure that the pics you are looking at are actually large enough to see!