Lularoe

So I have bought several clothing items over the years from Them. The leggings are good and comfortable but that's where they should have stopped. All there tops are cheap cheap cheap. You can't wash these clothes and if you do the cotton starts balling up all over the t-shirt and it looks so bad. I will never pay more then 5 bucks on these. Honestly the brand Bobbie Miller at dollar general is of better quality and at a lesser price. Please read reviews before buying these clothes they are of the crap material and say you can wash them a certain way but they still ball up on the top.

I had a pair of leggings and after a week it had 3 holes. I never sat on anything and yet they ripped when I sat down. Keep in mind I bought my size, they weren't too small or anything. Also it smelled weird. I will say that the designs are cool, just the quality isn't good.

Close so ugly you can pick them out at first glance at a thrift shop cuz they're so damn ugly clothing that is so ill-fitting doesn't even fit a fat heifer sow any farm animal you can name clothing that makes you just a slum and a bum and a slouch no worse clothing brand in the whole world entirely. Buyer be warned!

I don't know how this company can still be operating after all the controversies surrounding it... all the lawsuits against them, all the defective products. It's Mind Blowing!
Don't buy from them!
I almost bought from them, glad I didn't!

I purchased leggings from an independent dealer, Rebekah Sheley, from Lularoe and she never sent me my item. I opened a claim with Lularoe customer support and they said they had got into contact with her and she told them she contacted me and it was delivered. I told them she had not contacted me and they told me they could not get in contact with her again and basically told me there was nothing they could do because she is an entrepreneur. So I was scammed $32.49… Stay away from Lularoe and in particular Rebekah Sheley and Key and Heart Boutique.

After waiting for months in the "queue" to start up with Lularoe and spending thousands of dollars on a starter kit (at least $5000, then add business supplies like Hangers, clothing racks, etc) you are set out to start your business. However half of the time things are on backorder. Then you are expected to place orders every other day to keep getting new products. The minimum order is 33 pieces which is equivalent to at least $650. So if you're not selling 33 pieces every other day and can't place an order every other day, you're sitting on the same inventory and customers get bored with it. Not to mention the fact that LLR sends triples and guadruples of the same size and pattern. They say the way to avoid that is to order less of one thing at a time and order more frequently. So, the people at the top are making a ton of money off of your orders while you're sitting on the same stuff that's not moving. Then you're told "everything sells" and told not to complain about any issues the company or you are having. You're told to focus on the blessings and bless others. That's great but when you're not doing well as a result of backorders resulting in poor sales, you don't want to be told to basically suck it up from the people making a ton of money. Overall the experience was not a good one. Oh and when the products are falling apart and you're replacing things all the time, people begin to lose faith in the product which tanks your sales even more... but no complaining!

Lying screaming no knowledge of what a human being is. These two need to be behind bars immediately. Karma is a $#*!.! It's coming and hard.

Ugly designs and poorly made clothes. Seams splitting patterns misaligned. Cheap fabrics. No! Just no.