Not Based in Boston!
Ordered several ladies clothing items from Harper & Wells-Boston, as I saw the company running banner ads in the New York Times online newspaper and thought the company would be legitimate. Nope. First off, it took forever for the order to arrive—when it did arrive, the clothing was awful. The materials used were very cheap & flimsy, and looked nowhere as nice as they looked in their ads. Their website says they will accept exchanges & returns. You think it will be easy peasy. Nope. There’s no phone number to call, and you have to communicate with customer service via email. Returns have to be sent back to China (pretty far from Boston!) and they immediately tell you to make a return to China will be so expensive that it will be prohibitively expensive to you, so instead they’ll offer up a small credit to your original form of payment & tell you that you can keep the clothing. I dickered back & forth with them until they offered me a 40% credit back & I kept the clothes.” I gave the clothes to charity. Buyer beware. Harper & Wells is not an American company based in Boston. False advertising. Nothing but a scam.








