I too saw the ads for some nice looking clothes from them. I had never heard of them so I did some investigating and I found nothing good. Seems they are little more than a scam. If you get your order at all, the clothing is cheap, thin, badly made and incorrectly sized. It looks nothing like the photos in the ads. No refund policy. Avoid!

Elizabeth, can you share where you learned about them? I read the return policy and it seemed fairly straight forward (although who knows the reality of it), I wear a plus size and it is hard to find things that are attractive. Thanks for sharing.

https://www.bbb.org/us/ca/los-angeles/profile/online-retailer/ninacloak-1216-1278771

https://www.trustpilot.com/review/www.ninacloak.com

There are so many sites like that. They use photos of clothing from legit sites to sell their sleazy quality garments. I know several people who were scammed. I don't remember the names of the sites, but they all seem similar. It's easy enough to check--as Elizabeth said, just Google the name of the site and add "scam" or "reviews."

And of course internet scams aren't limited to clothing. Another friend got scammed recently ordering "the highest quality Japanese knives" that turned out to be poorly made knives from China via Lithuania.

My husband stumbled on a site that claimed to be Dewalt power tools at a very low price. Turns out they took images of the tools from the internet and created a site to scam credit cards. Dewalt does not sell tools online, only through their partners such as Home Depot.