Even if you live far away from mytheresa.com’s hometown of Munich, Germany, savvy online shoppers know that the site has long been a go-to online destination for the type of fashion that can make nearly anyone feel like a European street style star. mytheresa.com got its start in 2006 as a small online home for popular local boutique THERESA, and nine years later, it’s an international favorite that stocks both the biggest brands in the world and cult favorites alike. The site also stocks brands that can be difficult to find online, like Roger Vivier.
When I browse mytheresa.com, I’m always struck by how much everything the store stocks seems like it would be a wardrobe-changing acquisition. The pieces all feel special and carefully selected, and they’re photographed extensively so you know exactly what you’re getting. mytheresa.com ships to over 120 countries worldwide, so no matter where you are, you can have something from the store on your doorstep in a matter of days.
Below, we’ve selected 15 of our favorite finds from mytheresa.com’s spring arrivals. You can shop the full edit via mytheresa.com.
Absolute disaster purchase! Saved up for a The Row half moon bag and purchased from MyTheresa. When I opened the box, I saw an Isabel Marant half moon bag. I called Customer Service immediately and they were very apologetic, put The Row bag on hold for me. Within three days and about ten Customer Service conversations later, I received an email saying that MyTheresa would not accept the return. They clearly believed that I had somehow swapped the bag out! I had a sleepless night. Called back demanding a supervisor call me. My order had been over $4000 (with other items) and they do not even have the courtesy of calling me! Now I’m down the $2465 for The Row bag, don’t have the bag, have a bag I don’t want and am in a state of utter depression and stress at the injustice and contempt shown. I WILL NEVER PURCHASE FROM MYTHERESA AGAIN. And I’m a mild-mannered non-complainer kind of person and very honest. I can’t believe how the consumer is treated.