1 reviews | Active since Jun 2021
INCORRECT SIZING
Mr price is getting away with selling the incorrect sizing at all their stores. I thought it was just the one store but it turns out, it's all of them. Don't these retailers realize that selling cloths that are smaller than what the label says creates eating disorders. Girls are now going to think that they're fat or have picked up weight because the clothes have the incorrect sizes. What is Mr price trying to do? Get South Africans to become anorexic just to fit into their clothes? Not to mention that we're wasting money on clothes that will never fit us, no matter how much weight we lose.
My first complaint was about a pair of shorts I got and it was the incorrect size. I went and exchanged them and those shorts also had the incorrect size. Then, I got a skirt as a gift and couldn't understand why the size 30 didn't fit. So I thought maybe I had picked up some weight. But I noticed how tiny the waist line was. So I measured it with my measuring tape and the size 30 is actually a size 26.
How are you people getting away with this? Aren't you experiencing an influx of exchanges or requests for refunds? Do you even care?
