Do Not Buy This Faulty Crop Top

By Dave Basner

May 24, 2017

Hi @OfficialPLT just wondering why your top won't fit over my head pic.twitter.com/MMbLNPDFfX
— Olivia Skuce (@OliviaSkuce) May 22, 2017

A 21-year-old named Olivia was pretty confused trying to put on the mesh crop top she ordered from PrettyLittleThing.com so she tweeted the site to ask what she was doing wrong. It turned out, it was the shirt that was the problem.

@OliviaSkuce @OfficialPLT @beckykellyx omg sameee pic.twitter.com/iydREKFkNm
— chloe✨ (@itschloblow) May 23, 2017

Olivia thought she had a really big head or accidentally ordered kids' clothes, but it was actually just a design flaw - one that has lead to some hysterical photos from others who have tried on the shirt:

@OliviaSkuce @georgia_hamer @OfficialPLT @lilypartington_ having the same issue??? pic.twitter.com/T8URZJ887Y
— niamh💡 (@niamhlockwood_) May 23, 2017

@OliviaSkuce @OfficialPLT @LydiaIJohnston !!!!!!!! pic.twitter.com/O1GFj4hiu2
— Mia✨ (@MiaMcBride) May 23, 2017

@tatam_poppy @OliviaSkuce @OfficialPLT @OfficialPLT sort your shit out pic.twitter.com/qoWjENQVaT
— Keziah Atkinson (@kez_atkinsonxx) May 23, 2017

@OliviaSkuce @OfficialPLT @JodeEveritt can you relate?? pic.twitter.com/le9m9Vo9S1
— Fay Weaver (@Fayweaverr) May 23, 2017

@OliviaSkuce @OfficialPLT It's a global problem pic.twitter.com/HbFYG608GD
— Heather (@HeatherPlatts) May 22, 2017

For their part, Pretty Little Thing has been going through all the photos, offering full refunds and discounts to customers who were disappointed.

@kez_atkinsonxx @tatam_poppy @OliviaSkuce @OfficialPLT Hey, really sorry about the issue with the top! Please DM us and we will get this sorted for you. Lauren
— OfficialPLT_CS (@OfficialPLT_CS) May 23, 2017

The crop top has since been pulled from the site.