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The clothes look nice on the site, but cheap in reality. The prices do not justify an item that looks like I bought it from shein. To make matters worse, they inundate you with coupons and sales, which seems nice, since the prices are quite high, however, that's where they trick you. Once you use those coupon codes or buy a sale item, you can only return for store credit. Plus, they say on their website that if you return an item in damaged packaging (?, so you cannot even open their thin plastic bag to view the item you purchased) then you will have to pay a $5 restocking fee. So, it's not even worth it to return the items because I do not want store credit; I don't want to buy from them ever again, nor do I want to risk having to pay more for "restocking." What a scam. The clothes look lovely online, but they are cheap quality, looked so tacky in person. Such a disappointment. I feel tricked. Don't buy, don't be sucked in by their sales.
Tip for consumers:
You can get a partial refund if you did not use a coupon or buy anything on sale (I think). The items run big, so if you do decide to still purchase go down a size. The items fit oddly.
Products used:
I bought a faux fur jacket and what looked like a neatly embroidered duster cardigan (was just a bunch of sequins).
Madeline H.'s review of Joyfolie earned 4 Very Helpful votes
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