LG
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BE WARY. If I didn't know better I'd say they're stealing images of designer clothes but shipping clothes that in reality are thrown together in their sweatshop. I thought I was buying a skirt with pants/leggings underneath - what I got were cheap linen-like pants and two pieces of fabric sewn in the front and back at the waist. Definitely not what they advertised. I usually don't shop from China for this reason - everything is a ripoff. They do make a point of detailing every mile of your shipment - it's a lot of busy work to make it look like they're really moving your cargo or maybe they're really conscious of the fact that it takes FOREVER for them to throw together the piece of clothing you've ordered. Then they have the audacity to make you pay for mailing the return instead of generating the label for you WHILE ALSO cautioning that YOU need to prove that you somehow didn't ruin what you ordered. They're going to evaluate your return and they decide whether you're deserving of a refund and that will take additional time. I started the process but in the end decided not to bother. It's money out of my pocket, yes, but I doubt I'd ever see a dime from them.
Response from cherrypicks.netSep 11, 2023
Hello LG 👋 Thank you for your feedback and we sincerely apologize for any inconvenience. May you please contact us via our https://cherrypicks.net/help-center/ and our team will assist you with arranging a compensation without the need to return the item back to us. We have forwarded your feedback to our quality control and management team and they are currently investigating with the manufacturing team regarding the issues found with the quality promptly. We would like to assure you that we will do our best and your satisfaction is our main priority. Kindest Regards, Cherry Picks Support