Spotted! 10

Bustier top, at Tic Tac Toe, selling at RM52

Also seen at
DOT

Spotted! 9

Seen at Tic Tac Toe , selling at RM62

Also seen at:
DOT

Spotted! 6

Faux leather with golden zipper jacket, Those Neon Lights - RM62

Also seen at
Tic Tac Toe
Velvet Ribbon

Spotted! 5

Floral Bodycon skirt at Those Neon Lights, RM42 (cheapeast so far!)

Also seen at:

Rob My Closet
Tic Tac Toe
Velvet Ribbon

Alternatives 333

Tic Tac Toe - RM50


**also seen at

Cat in a Bowl
RM49

The Stylish Bunny
RM59

Alternatives 329

Tic Tac Toe - RM45

**also seen at

The It Girl
RM55

Alternatives 290

Midnight Carnivale - RM48


**also seen at

Tic Tac Toe
RM55

Shopaholics Unite!
RM55

Miss OCD
RM55

Alternatives 276

The Milkyland - RM50



Tic Tac Toe - RM55

**also seen at

Gossips Boutique - RM79
(FT : GB owns a retail outlet in KL)

Alternatives 269

Tic Tac Toe - RM50

HERs - RM60

Alternatives 204

Clothesery - RM30

The Kooky Thing - RM35 (inclusive postage)

Tic Tac Toe - RM40

Reader 189

Dear FT,

I have been thinking of voicing this issue for quite some time.

As we are aware, currently teal has become one of our favourite colours whwen purchasing clothes and I have often come across many online shops selling clothes stating this colour.

I would just like to highlight that these shops should thoroughly study the actual meaning and definition of the colour 'teal' before stating it in reference to their clothes.

Teal according to dictionary definitions is actual ' a blue-green colour or of a bluish shade of green or equal parts of blue and green'.

This colour below is obtained from wikipedia.

Yet recently, many blogs state teal as the colour of the clothes but when you purchase it either turns out blue or green. I have many times experienced this situation and so have my friends. I am truly fed up of such events happening. probably it would be beneficial if these store owners actually studied the definitions of this colour prior to stating it in their blogs. It would be much better to state it as more to greenish or more to blue than stating teal as the colour.

Some blogs even state blue as turquoise. And once you've purchased it, its just plain blue.

It is a necessity for sellers to know the colours deeply before tagging it to the clothing that they are selling. There is a significance difference between teal and turquoise and also light blue and green. It would be safer as I've stated to tag it as greenish blue or blusih green, then its up to the buyer to judge.

In the casee I've encountered, although checked multiple times, the item received still deceives the purpose.

Quite dissapointing, hopefully our sellers would be more careful in tagging. Not everything is either teal or turquoise just because thats the 'IN' colour now. Some are plain baby blue.

No offence to anyone but some examples beow of some clothing with different colour codings.

The Clossette states it as green where as Piper Lips states it as teal.

The Dainty Dresser states as teal where as TicTacToe states as Turquoise. (I believe its more to turquoise blue).

-a dissapointed buyer-

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The Chocolate Buttons - RM50

Room 8008 - RM59

Tic Tac Toe - RM60

Alternatives 138

The Chocolate Buttons - RM40

Tic Tac Toe - RM45


**also seen at

Bunny Noo
RM46

Alternatives 137

The Chocolate Buttons - RM40


House of Allure - RM43

Tic Tac Toe - RM45


**also seen at

Bunny Noo
RM46

Alternatives 131

Clothesbucket - RM38

Tic Tac Toe - RM55

Alternatives 130

Style Influx - RM35

Tic Tac Toe - RM45

Alternatives 126

Miss Capsicum - RM38



Tic Tac Toe - RM45

Alternatives 111

We Heart Sundays - RM36



Tic Tac Toe - RM42

Reader 170

i would like to compliment the services that was provided to me by BunnyNoo. they are certainly one of the eshops that provides the best services!!

this was what happened:
i bought a dress from them, COD with them at a place which was not listed within their COD areas. it was convenient for the seller as the seller was passing by the area. the seller did not charge me anything at all for COD!! she could have very well charge me a minimum sum since it was not in their listed COD places, but she did not! that was one thing that impressed me a lot!

so during COD, i didn't had the time to check the dress, i asked the her whether there was any defects and she said no. so i just took it, trusting her that there was no defects. since it's Bunny Noo, a pretty good eshop, i supposed.

anyway, i went back home and took out the dress. when i looked at it, i realized there was a hole! it's not a small hole, it's a pretty big & visible one too! i was upset, indeed. disappointed. i needed the dress urgently and having a dress with a hole certainly doesn't make matters look good.

so i emailed Bunny Noo. wondering whether their No Return/refunds policy was applied to this matter. i hoped not! coz the dress wasn't cheap!! waited for her reply, and i was sooo happy to see her reply.
she said that she was willing to refund me the money, and let me keep the dress as well!

i didn't mind sending it back to her and asking for a refund, but her reply certainly gave me a surprise! this just shows that they're not entirely profit driven. although their items are priced considerably higher than many others, their services are top-notch. which like some readers have mentioned, paying for services are worth it too.

anyhow, i would like to congratulate Bunny Noo for their excellent services.

i dont only shop at Bunny Noo la. haha have shoped at few others blogshops too. hmmmm for recommendations, i would also suggest Vibrant Swirls, Clothes Bucket, Tic Tac Toe, Princess Boutique, Buckle Buckle, Bibabot

hope that other sellers would take this case as an example! but yes, sellers have to also be careful of fraudulent buyers who would do anything to return their goods and get a refund. overall, be careful when u shop

that's it! thank u for reading till here