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I used to buy clothing from brands like cider and SHEIN (cheapest chinese factory fast fashion brands) when I was in my young 20s but now that I’m close to 30, I only buy good quality clothing from quality brands. You can find so many pieces on sale and at a good price point that it’s even cheaper than fast fashion stores.
Its legit, yes its possible that a parcel wont arrive because of postal shit, but that happens with every shop. Its very similar to shein, but I see way more original items on cider and the quality is overall better. Just check the reviews of each item to see if you like it. It's a scam, order never arrived!
I have bought from Cider many times and will continue to do so. All of their clothing is inconsistent in sizing, fabric and quality in my experience, but I just go by the sizing chart and reviews and it tends to be fine I have lots of mini dresses from them. They tend to run short. Some of them are double lined, some are not.
This is a Selkie rip off. Actual Selkie dresses cost >$300 each because of the cost of fabric, construction, pattern drafting and cutting, high quality notions, labor, and so on. Most of the garments I see on Cider "should" be (if they were ethically and sustainably created) around $100 or so, if not more.
very bad quality, and often the colour is completely different irl than online, i ordered about 6 things and 3 were acceptable to wear😂. I have a multicolor sweater from Cider I bought 1 or 2 years ago and I was happily shocked at how good the quality is. It was $35 and the quality is better than H&M.
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maceyshmacey. ADMIN MOD. Experience on ShopCider / Cider clothing. I wanted to share my experience with Cider (shopcider.com) as there don't seem to be a lot of posts out there. For the record, I don't feel great about shopping there, but I rarely ever buy anything new for myself (virtually 95% of my wardrobe is from Goodwill, ThredUp, etc ...
It's typical dropshipped fast fashion, so quality and sizing are very hit-or-miss. I ordered a few things recently and half of it was nicer than expected, the other half was worse than expected. The return process was MUCH easier on Cider than on Shein or Aliexpress, where the return process can be cumbersome or even disallowed.
Unsustainable. Never ship out. I found this brand called shopcider on Instagram. I bought it, but the product never really arrives and customer service never replied. Then, I found out they are a Chinese scam brand. All of their product, you can find the exact same thing from aliexpress, shein or other websites with a much more lower price.
Cider is made in sweatshops where people work for cents a day in dangerous conditions. The clothing often contains harmful chemicals. If you google ‘cider sweatshops’ you can find more. I don’t mean to be harsh to you but I find it so upsetting when people say they ‘have’ to shop at places like Cider and Shein because they’re poor.