By now, I think we all know that online shopping is a dangerous game. You can read the reviews, count the stars, and take all the right measurements, but it's still a complete gamble. Sometimes, you just never know what you're going to end up with.
On the bright side, at least we can laugh along and learn from these mistakes.
Instead, what they received was a Hanes sweater with a Champion logo glued on.
I want to say that at least nobody would be able to tell once the sweater is on, but even that logo looks shady.
But I mean, come on.
You should at least be able to expect that it doesn't go all the way up your body. Let us leave something to the imagination, thanks.
But the cut is all wrong (just look at the neckline), plus it's obviously three sizes too small.
I think if I ordered this and saw what was delivered to me, I'd take pleasure in burning it.
Or recycled refrigerator boxes. That would explain a lot.
Let's hope that this girl at least got a refund, though something tells me she did not.
I mean, you can't twirl the fabric through the air like some sort of beach goddess at all, and that's a real tragedy.
Unfortunately, it was a completely and total disaster.
Let this be a lesson to you all about social media advertisements.
But honestly, sometimes these companies straight up lie to you about how big or small something is, and you wind up with this tiny excuse for a blanket.
But no matter how you slice it, this is almost always a bad idea.
Especially for such an important occasion, just try it on in person.
Obviously, these companies are ripping off designer dresses and making their own versions, but these poor shoppers just never stood a chance.
Like this person who put their online shopping fail on their cat and then wrote an iconic review about it.
This one is extra hilarious because it showed up in a horrible shade of green that should really never see the light of day again.
And it actually breaks my heart to see how hard their plan crashed and burned. It had so much potential.
Maybe a few sizes up would have done the trick, but like we said before, you can check the size and do everything right, and you still end up with a hot mess.
I'm willing to bet that if they ordered through Amazon, they could return them, which is a silver lining.
I mean, who even is this slender and tall? It's inhuman!
But again, their mix-up is our entertainment.
What they received is something much, much better.
No, really, what kind of strange shoe hybrid are these? Inquiring minds want to know.
