After I received "not as described" items in 7/8/13, I even was not able to try them, as they were wrongfuly sized. I had packed them into same bags they came in and sent them back. I was checking my e-mail every day to see if return was received, but there was none. When I received a credit card report, only $64 was credited instead of $114.
Kimberly of customer service said that 2 of my returned items were marked with the pen - damaged, so they can't issue a refund. She said that because I did not respond to their 3 e-mails (!) they had donated (!) my items and don't have them avaialble any more. When I asked her to send me those e-mail, she sent me e-mail, dated 8/14/13, which did not have other dates on a top, as any re-sent e-mail would have.
I also provided them with my contact phone during registration, but there were no calls from themwhatsoever. Kimberly stated that HerRoomis an internet company which only operates via e-mails. So why there were asking for my phone contact? Why this condition was not stressed anywhere in company policies?
I believe that they have many returns, because the items are not as described and do not fit at all, therefore it's a very convenient way to keep the money and merchandise.