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This is a scam.it is not hand knits just poor quality fleece..rubbish you do not get what you ordered.does not warrant even one star can not be contacted when u are not happy with the product....
Gerry.
Anna Atelier is a complete fraud. I gave it one star for its creativity in fooling customers into believing it was getting a hand knit made by a lovely old lady in some rural paradise.
Don't purchase, buyer beware!
Advertising is wrong. Not not. Hand knits. A load of polyester rubbish.
Not wearable
FalseFalse advertising.
Shameful
The jerseys that have arrived after a month of waiting are not hand-made. They are made in China and of very poor quality.
I shall be returning them and reporting the incident to the police.
THIS WEBSITE IS NOT WHAT IT SAYS IT IS.BEWARE!
Scam bullshit-bingo, this will be what I tell everyone. The materials made in sweatshops, nothing near wool or cotton. You should be ashamed of yourself to ask at least 10 times more for those things, that's worth nothing. I expect at least a refunding.
This is a total con. I received my order today from CHINA! Not hand knit. Not even wool. It's polyester 100% which I never buy and when I tried to contact her - the link no longer exists!
Anna knitting MY Sweater individually...
just a fake!!!
A chinese factory, poorest quality !
1 € ' s worth!
AVOID scam.I never ordered from them,because when I opened there website to check the nice hand knitted jumpers, the first jumper catch my eyes was exactly the same as one I just got from Temu. Even the picture is exact same. Just check on Temu Christmas snowflake jumper and you will see what I am talking about. I got that jumper for €13 It's definitely a scam.
Fraudulent company which works wit fraudulent parcel company. I ordered 3 sweaters at Anna-atelier, which apparantly scams consumers. I did not receive the items, they are unreachable and reviews say they are fraudulent as well. You do receive a confirmation mail of the order with a link to the trackingsite on cjpacket.com, but no progress at all.
I have juste received a sweater I ordered and it is absolutely horrible : flashy color, poor quality, and absolutely not hand-knitted as advertised !
DO NOT BUY.
Never received my jumper i paid for on 4th of December when i contacted them they wont answer not genuine
The website is full of AI images of a woman making "handmade" sweaters. There are many signs that it's not real, such as an extreme sale from €199.99 to €59.99 on everything. A highly romanticized story is described, but contact information is missing. Don't buy anything!
Son productos de AliExpress y Temu en los q mienten poniendo de imágen a una señora mayor. Timo total seguro
This is a scam. The sweater is machine made polyester from China, not a little old lady knitting.
Completely dishonest.
Dropshipping. Sweaters arent handmade but imported from China and the material isnt even wool. Dont order here.
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