Fashion

[nanny24]

Has anyone ordered from Zulily? Were you pleased with your purchases? Did I see somewhere that you can use your QCard?

[tobes]

got a great buy on spanx no problem.  however, i really don't understand their return policy.  Seems to me that future credit is offered for returns.  not sure how i works.  hope someoneelse can explain

[momoftwo2007]

@nanny24 I ordered from Zulily many times and are pleased with majority of my purchases.  One time I bought clothing from a brand I am not familiar with, and I was not pleased with the quaility.  So, I only purchase from brands that I know and are very happy with my purchases.

[nanny24]

I really like the tops on modlily, but the reviews are so bad on clothing and returns. I wish I could find their tops at their price at a reputable site. Thanks ladies.

[FrostyBabe1]

As long as you know your brands and prices, Zulily can be a great resource.

I've picked up handbags from both Coach and Kate Spade that were outstanding values.  I've gotten several pairs of SmartWool running socks and some great golf wear from Puma and UnderArmour. I passed on cosmetics and hair products, even though they were brands I like, because the markdown was so small that by the time you add in shipping, it was still cheaper to just order from Nordstrom at full price. 

I have no idea about using a Q card as I don't have one. 

[Cumbercookie13]

I've ordered quite a bit. I had to return one top because it didn't fit and it looked nothing like the picture. They give you "store credit" to use on a future order. And I got a purse which was horrible quality and the straps broke, but they didn't allow returns (gee, I wonder why) so I'm stuck with a bag I wanted for the beach next month but can't use and will now have to trash. I'm just more careful now, and everything else I got I'm happy with. Just be prepared to wait a while for certain things if it's coming from overseas. 

[Lipstickdiva]

Some items seem like a very good deal but I'm not doing business with a company that won't refund my money.  Most items offer credit on a return, not a refund.  

[bathina]

You should be okay with brand name shoes and clothing. I've bought some items (Suzanne Betro, I think) that are decently made, but you HAVE TO check the sizing guide and even sometimes that doesn't work. I've gotten a couple of items that were clearly seconds and another item that fit fine on the bottom but was about 3 sizes too small on the top. Also beware of cosmetics which can often reach you dried out or half empty and there's usually no return on those.

On the positive side, I have ordered La Mer and since I have a Zulily card, I can split the payments into 3 interest free. Otherwise, I would not have even considered that skin care line. I am still using it and love it. I keep waiting for another La Mer sale so I can replenish my stock. I have also recently purchased a pair of Tiffany and Co. sunglasses and I am in love.

Bottom line, do some research on the items before you buy. I have put so many brand new items of clothing in Goodwill, I could have started my own store.

[beckyb1012]

The below was just delivered an hour ago to my 4yr. old granddaughter and 1yr. old grandson.  She would live off this stuff if she could.  No problems with Zulily so far.

[Foxxee]

Before Zulily accepted returns and QVC purchased the company, I had a bad experience with a pair of not so cheap Gucci sunglasses that had deep scratches across both lens.  They told me they couldn't exchange and I couldn't return.  "All sales final."  After a lot of fighting with management, I was finally issued a credit.  Wanted a full refund.  I think this said a lot about this retailer that I didn't want anything to do with.  

Since QVC purchased it, they accept returns for credit.  Sticking to name brands, I have had a few good buys.  For higher priced items, I don't like the "no refund" policy, though.  

I think their prices have increased recently.