IGIGI claims that their return policy states that it will take up to 8 weeks for them to refund your money. In fact, the return policy does not state that, but rather it reads, “Please allow up to 1 to 2 billing cycles for the credit to appear on your statement.” When a credit appears on a written bank statement is not the same thing as when it actually posts to the account. Depending upon when the credit posts, you may not see it on a bank statement until the next one the bank prints and mails to you, which could be a few weeks after the credit has posted. IGIGI’s policy as they interpret it is inaccurate, and at best misleading.

I thought that I might continue to buy IGIGI items from boutiques I like (and that provide good service), but I am now not too sure about that either. I ordered a skirt that I was very excited to receive. I even took it to my tailor to make sure that I had the perfect fit. The skirt looked great…for the first hour I wore it. Not even midway through my evening out, the skirt had stretched to unimagined proportion. It was so out of shape that it looked frumpy and cheap. The quality of the material is just too poor. A well-made garment may stretch with wear, but not so much that it is virtually unrecognizable. I do not think that I will trust IGIGI’s quality in the future.

Is there a pic of Deb where she’s not turned sideways and her arms are at the side? I’d really like to see the front of the shirt she’s wearing.

Hue does make plus size tights in colors but they can be tough to find. I actually bought purple ones at Bloomingdale’s of all places and they had green as well. Nordstrom’s sometimes has them, too.