If I pay you $500+ for a dress you should be legally obligated to answer my emails inquiring about where tf it is
First of all - The Montreal store employees are lovely and so helpful. Its their management that is a mess!
I've never left a bad review in my life but this was just ridiculous. I order a dress to my residence in Canada, lovely but doesn't fit. I was also wrongly charged $70 in duties, but after no response from customer service, I call the Montreal store and they refund me. I go online to make a return, find out that you can only exchange (NO RETURNS) when you buy from a Canadian store or website, and pick a completely different dress for $40 extra, which I am charged the difference for. Whatever its fine, PLEASE READ THEIR RETURN POLICY CAREFULLY BC ITS NOT CUT AND DRY. The return portal won't spit out a return label for this original dress, so I contact customer service. No response for days. I have to call the Montreal store, then they send me one so I can finally return this thing. I'm now waiting for my new dress. 2 weeks go by with no new emails from them and I follow up with the customer service email multiple times, no response. I call the store for THE THIRD TIME because I have a wedding to go to and this was supposed to be my dress and where is it?? The store employees find out that the dress was not in stock, and that I am being refunded the price of the original dress. But what about the $40 extra I paid for the second dress? Not on their account anywhere. Cool. So I gotta dig through my credit card statement and provide proof, then they can refund me. Just don't shop here, you'll end up dressless and $40 poorer. This seems illegal somehow. If I wasn't consistently following up with the store, idk how I'd ever put an end to this saga.








