I’ve ordered several pieces from Minga London and overall I feel satisfied! LOVE(!!) the designs and how each collection is something new that doesn’t look life previous one. The photo shoots you do make me want to get new pieces instantly, they capture the vibe so well! But while designers do an amazing job, I have a few complaints about the sizes and quality. First of all, I’ve ordered two pairs of jeans (TREK CAMO CARGO JEANS and SLASH BAGGY JEANS) in the same size and they fit very differently! The second pair is noticeably wider, while the first one fits perfectly without a belt. Unfortunately, there’s no info on the website regarding how clothes fit and I wish you would at least include measurements for each size of a piece:( You do such a hard work producing the clothes and making photoshoots, so including such info is relatively an easy task. So then, after wearing the camo jeans for less than a month, I’ve noticed two holes in two different places where the straps end. I’m not sure if this is a good behaviour for jeans that cost so, but I highly recommend you to focus on quality and materials! With discounts that appear pretty often, this is okay, but I wouldn’t be happy if I saw this happening after buying the jeans at full price. I wear other clothes from Minga every day and so far - everything’s comfy and perfect!! To be honest, can’t find a brand that produces similar products in terms of design and that’s why I love Minga so much. Sometimes I wish there were more unisex pieces, like some kind of sweaters and jackets though, but so far I’m satisfied with the amount of unisex stuff you have. So to sum everything up, you do an amazing job of creating Y2K and grungy clothes, but I’m sure people expect better quality and sizing details. Wish you luck:3
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MINGA LONDON® is an independent brand, born in East London in 2014. We create for those who embrace their weirdness and express themselves without limits. Minga is more than fashion—it’s a movement, a rebellion against the ordinary, a space where you can be unapologetically you.