Vedress.co.uk

No, but I CAN recommend Eshakti. Not cheap but very well made clothes.

Just google them - pretty awful reviews.

I look at reviews for everything I saw some lovely costume jewellery, a U.K. firm I didn’t recognise and really good prices when I googled the reviews there were 95% bad !!!

I couldn’t find reviews for Vedress. My sister is looking for a trouser suit (as she can’t wear pretty shoes now) and found one on this site. However, if the reviews are negative, she won’t go ahead. Thank you for your feedback.

Patsy See Trustpilot - uk.trustpilot.com/review/www.vedress.co.uk -Excellent 6%, Lowest marks 94%. None in between, Only one review praised the site, in suspiciously extravagant terms.

Patsy a lot of these online places use great garments in the photos but what you get is a different matter entirely.
Find reviews before you order ( from any company).
Could she find a local dressmaker in time?

Thank you. Yes, I will certainly look at the reviews on trustpilot, and I do agree that these online companies are often a complete rip off. I think that once we’re able to go shopping, post vaccines, we’ll endeavour to find something she likes, unless there is a dressmaker locally.

Elegran. I see what you mean! Appalling reviews. We’ll bypass that company. Thank you.

They are a Chinese company. Say no more.
And please don't trust Trust Pilot. They take money from anyone.

Be aware that these online review sites can be exploited by sellers. They get their friends and relations to post glowing reviews, or pay strangers to do it. Others post damning reviews so as to help out rival companies, or for money, or just because they like to see their lies in print. There is a whole network of semi-professional review-writers out there, writing what appear to be genuine stories to boost sales (or to wreck a reputation) I read as many reviews as I can, on more than one review site, and judge on the total image I am getting of the company.

Patsy I wore trousers to all 3 daughters’ weddings, one metallic silver linen coat and trousers outfit from Wall (now defunct) , second, raspberry silk trousers and floral jacket from Harpers Bazaar and third, blue velvet trousers (Lands End !) and an Indian kitri coat from East.
She might like to look at Box 2 as well - lots of great labels out there without resorting to the questionable Chinese ones!

That is lovely, MawBe. All your comments are very helpful. My sister is very suspicious of online shopping normally, but a particular outfit caught her eye on this occasion. She certainly won’t take the risk, and I’ll pass your very valid comments on to her. Thank you so much.