Zoe H.
The eu website should definitely be…
The eu website should definitely be avoided by UK customers, for several reasons: 1. Prices in gbp are far higher than in London stores 2. Packages take over a week to arrive 3. Despite what it says on their website and in your online parcel documentation, stores will not accept your returns at all 4. On average this year across 3 orders made, it took around 10 days and multiple emails to get the online “concierge” (ha ha!) to respond to my request for a prepaid returns label (sometimes these are in the box, other times not - very haphazard). I’ve been buying from Anine bing since the very beginning of her instagram days and in several countries. This eu website and online customer service needs sorting out, and a way for online returns to be accepted willingly in uk stores, needs to be figured out too. The current online customer service and process is literally appalling for the price paid (actually, I get far better service and convenience from any regular uk high street store). Re the eu website: Just don’t do it unless you enjoy the thrill of being ignored. You’re better off buying a ticket to London and buying from a store. They seem to operate as an entirely different business. Which I’m sure makes Anine and her investors the most money but is just super weird for the UK consumer.


