Polynesian Design

Don’t get me wrong the owner was nice and we liked her work. But don’t fall for her promises of «if you don’t like it, I can have the patterns listed on my website made and have it exchanged in 3-​weeks». 8 — months and countless emails later and we still haven’t gotten our comforter set! The original one hasn’t even been opened. Nice Christmas gift to our son that had just come out of a coma and we thought this would be a nice gift.

I wish you could give a place zero stars. I went there looking for a child’s Hawai’ian shirt, at the suggestion of a friend who had shopped this business’ website. Not sure what I was expecting, but the door was open so I went in. This is a small warehouse type building, and the place was an utter mess. No organization whatsoever. The person working in there whom I am assuming is the business owner, did not seem at all pleased to see me. When I asked about the Hawai’ian shirts, she said she did not have any in stock. I pointed out that the shirts were listed on the website, to which she snippily responded, «I have over 3800 individual items on my website. I cannot POSSIBLY keep it all in stock here.» She was not nice at all. It was also exceedingly clear to me that she quite literally had no idea WHAT she had in stock because of the disorder in her warehouse space. Three words that would help her: SHELVES AND LABELS!!!
I did not yell or get threatening at all, but I did express my disappointment after making the trip to her location. Her response to that was to start screaming at me, charging at me and threatening to call the police.
Way to treat a prospective customer. I do know that she does the swap meets and the OC Fair and I will go OUT OF MY WAY to make sure I do not buy anything from her.
If you do not want people to visit you at your address, do not publish your address on your website and do not welcome them to drop by during business hours on your website.