I ordered a Bayswater Tote from Mulberry.com— an item clearly shown as in stock. Mulberry took my payment, confirmed the order, and then waited three days before informing me that the item was never available in their warehouse.This is not just disappointing — it is a breach of basic consumer expectations and contrary to the standards set out in the Consumer Rights Act 2015, which requires goods to be available as described at the point of sale. Taking payment for an item that does not exist in stock is misleading and unacceptable for any retailer, let alone one positioning itself as a luxury brand.Instead of issuing an immediate refund (as required when a retailer cannot fulfil an order), Mulberry is now “searching their network” to see if they can locate the item elsewhere. This unnecessary delay leaves the customer out of pocket with no product, no certainty, and no clear timeline — a completely unreasonable way to handle their own stock error.For a brand that trades on heritage and quality, this experience has been slow, unprofessional, and far below the standard any customer should expect. I will be reconsidering any future purchases with Mulberry after this.
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For more than forty years, Mulberry has been a leading British lifestyle brand, internationally acclaimed for our quality and design. Mulberry’s handbags - the Bayswater and the Alexa - have become contemporary classics, iconic examples of British design and manufacturing expertise.
