Suzi B.

I thought I had indicated there should be gromets across the top but there were only two, one at each corner. I used duct tape to secure the tarp and used a grommet device to create places to secure the tarp at the edge of the roof. It seems to have worked.
There were two tears in the tarp at the fold which I secured with duct tape. I ran out of time to return it as I needed to keep the rain off my porch for the winter.

I ordered 5 items and kept 2. All were on the small side. One was so small, though marked "medium" from the Old Navy, that I thought it might have been a children's size. It had clearly been shrunk which is one issue they say they don't accept. I am generally a size small at the Gap, Old Navy, etc. All the items were marked medium, none of them were a true medium size. I liked the swimsuit top and cashmere hoodie, they were on the small size but I kept them. They were good value for the price. I would suggest that ThredUp take a look at their sizing metrics. Otherwise, it is for juniors and adolescents or women who don't eat. Sadly, all the unacceptable items were "final" sale. Off to Goodwill.