Thegrand Outlet 

Scam, fake, don’t fall for it!

Fakes. Can’t believe I got scammed. Website appears to be UK based but in China. Worse still, waited 3 weeks to receive poor quality fake RL half zip numbers. So fake that the polo logo is in the wrong place. Keep clear of these frauds.

Took ages to arrive from China.
Really obvious poor quality fake item

Advertised as original Ralph Lauren polo shirts. Came from China and are fake! Quality not good. They make it so difficult to return as can’t generate label online. You have to email company then they email you an address in China to return goods which costs a fortune! Don’t buy from this site.

I ordered two tops from them. They debited my account twice and only credited one amount of £148. I have tried emailing for the other credit but no one is replying!!

Brought a Ralph Loren hoodie , waited and was messaged to say it was delivered and it was not. I have clearly been scammed, the site is not English although it portrays it is. Also when I paid I had a call from my bank saying they would stop payment as it was suspect scam. Stupidly I paid with my husband's card which went straight through.

The delivery is coming from China for Ralph Lauren products. I am uncertain whether the products will be genuine seeing as it is coming from so far. I paid for express shipping on 24th September. It is 01/10 and the item is still in China. Would not buy from here again. Seems way too dodgy

It is my first experience with the this company and the five stars are, for the moment, only about the ease of buying the product and of course the price. I had no doubt that the product would be genuinely from Ralph Lauren. Despite the very low prices. Yes such prices are possible through smart marketing and buying strategies. However, I received a track and trace number for the shipment, it appears that the article is being shipped from China. Given the rampant fraudulent and cheating business practices originating from China, it is not far from reality to be a little alarmed about the originality and origins of the product bought. I must have spend around 85 euro, not much but being cheated of even 1 euro cents is one euro cent too much. I shall come back to this comment once I receive the article. We shall see.
It is also neither smart or logical to call a business too good to be true based on which direction the wind blows.

I recently discovered this site because they advertised from Google Shopping.
I actually disagree with the previous comment saying it's too cheap to be true. Their prices are quite reasonable. Not shockingly cheap but more like 30-50% off, and only has 4 brands atm.
My doubts are:
1. it looks like it's based in the US, and yet the contact number doesn't work, pretty much straight to voicemail.
2. taxes, VAT as such aren't clearly mentioned.
3. business registered name can't be found.

I might give it try. I noticed some of their goods are sold lately. I believe people will start to leave the feedbacks, especially the negative ones if they're not trustworthy.

Prices too good to be true, I dont trust it. No reviews, phone number not answered. I think its a scam, beware!