Items Materially Misrepresented — Seller Refusing Promised Full Refund
The products received do not match the descriptions used to sell them. The Marielle “Leather” Jacket appears to be thin synthetic or vinyl-like material, not genuine leather. It arrived without a brand label, care label, material-content label, or documentation verifying its composition. It has a strong chemical/plastic odor, lightweight wrinkled material, and a poorly finished, mostly unlined interior with exposed seams and stitching.
The Delphine “Orthopedic Suede” Wedge Sandals also do not appear to be suede or orthopedic footwear. The upper looks like fabric or synthetic textile, and there is no apparent structured cushioning, arch support, or orthopedic construction. The sandals arrived without a shoe box or appropriate retail packaging and also have a strong chemical odor. There is no clear branding, material disclosure, or documentation supporting the advertised claims.
Both items were advertised using specific claims—leather, suede, and orthopedic support—that are not supported by the products received. The lack of labeling, generic construction, questionable materials, and poor presentation make this order materially not as described.
The seller’s website promises a full return and a prepaid return label, but instead the seller offered only a
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15% refund. This does not honor the stated return policy and does not adequately resolve the receipt of products that were materially misrepresented. I am requesting a full refund and a prepaid return label, as promised on the seller’s site.
27 juli 2026
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