“Should Have Gone to Shein”: Woman Disappointed by Mifulan Clothing Order, SA Astonised

“Should Have Gone to Shein”: Woman Disappointed by Mifulan Clothing Order, SA Astonised

  • A woman unboxed two dresses she ordered online, only to find herself deeply disappointed by their poor quality
  • The first dress looked completely different from what she expected, causing her to scream in disbelief in the clip shared on TikTok
  • Her video stunned many social media users, who couldn't believe their eyes after seeing how bad the dresses looked and advised her to return them for a full refund

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TikTok users comforted a lady after seeing the dresses she was ordering and the ones she received
A woman got emotional while showing two bad orders from an online store. @_livinglifewitht
Source: TikTok

A woman's unboxing video went viral after she revealed the major disappointment she faced when opening dresses she ordered from Mifulan, an online store founded in 2021 that sells the latest fashion trends at reasonable prices.

The video, shared on TikTok by user @_livinglifewitht, gained massive traction as social media users filled her feed section with thousands of comments.

The woman shows off her packages

The video shows @_livinglifewitht standing in her bedroom, eagerly opening the first package. As she pulls out the grey dress she paid R1200 for, she screams in disbelief at how different the dress looks compared to what she expected.

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The second package brings even more disappointment, as she reveals a long grey dress that appears worn and of poor quality, with no lining. While showing the dresses, she also shows gorgeous silver dresses that she ordered in pictures.

Watch the TikTok video below:

SA is stunned and amused by the lady's video

The young lady's reaction struck a chord with many viewers who flooded the comment section sharing their thoughts. Many were shocked at the poor quality of the dresses, considering @_livinglifewitht paid R2500 for both.

Some commented that even Temu and Shein would never sell such low-quality items at those prices. Others couldn't help but laugh at the woman's entertaining reaction, while a few suggested she return the items.

Social media users asked a lady to try the dresses on and take photos
A lady regretted not ordering from the popular online stores after seeing her dresses from another online store. Image: @_livinglifeitht
Source: TikTok

User @Nomsa🦋 advised:

"Return them and ask for a refund."

User @BahleMgabadeli boasted:

"I ordered My graduation dresses from Shien 😂spent less than 600 but I was happy."

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User @shamiraa_morris said:

"Should’ve gone to SHEIN 😭."

User @ttacc1 added:

"I thought it wasn't so bad until I saw the picture😭😭😭😭, yoh."

User @Almiradiergaardt02 asked:

"Can’t You return it? Yoh, they did you wrong."

User @gloriah moselakgomo shared:

"Ene you so beautiful, chomi. What you ordered was gonna suit you so well. You would've ate."

3 Briefly News what I ordered vs what I got

  • A woman was shocked after waiting two months for a dress from a local designer, only to receive a baggy, unfinished-looking outfit.
  • A young lady shared the dress she thought she was buying at Mr Price versus the one she received, which had one sleeve longer than the other.
  • A happy hun flexed her Xhosa traditional outfit, umbaco, from a local designer, showing that it looked exactly like the one she had originally ordered.

Source: Briefly News

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Bongiwe Mati (Human Interest Editor) Bongiwe Mati is an experienced reporter currently working under the Human Interest desk at Briefly News since (Aug 2024). Prior to joining the Briefly team, she worked for a campus newspaper at the University of the Western Cape (2005) before joining the Marketing and Sales department at Leadership Magazine, Cape Media (2007-2009). She later joined BONA magazine as an Editorial Assistant (2023-2024), writing for digital and print magazines under current news, entertainment, and human interest categories. She can be reached at bongiwe.mati@briefly.co.za