Thinking MU Recenzje 

Increíble calidad de las prendas de ropa, con un diseño único. La atención al cliente es buena y el envío llego relativamente rápido.

Sostenible, de calidad y con una propuesta diferente

I ordered some trousers online, they didn't fit. When I tried to return I followed all the instructions but the parcel just got returned to me and now Thinking Mu aren't returning my emails. Very expensive trousers, not good customer service

In the photo from the site looks completely different than in life. In life, the fabric can be different in a bad way. I won't order again. Totally scam

This is the context of my review: in the autumn of 2020, I decided to stop buying newly manufactured clothes. Since then, I have been buying clothes in thrift stores and on Vinted. I struggled with pants however. Ordering used pants without trying them on proved to be very hit or miss and more often a miss. So I decided to look for sustainably made, good quality pants that would last me for years.

And so I ordered the "Green seersucker checks mariam pants" from Thinking Mu.

My first gripe, although this is not entirely the brand's fault: I had a very negative experience with the delivery of my order. I say "not entirely the brand's fault" because, of course they do not hire their drivers, but they do choose the company they decide to ship with and give no options to the customer. So they shipped with UPS. On Trustpilot, UPS has close to 45,000 reviews that amount to an average score of 1.25 out of 5 stars. And the person in charge of my delivery lived up to that reputation. But moving on.

The pants seemed nice when I received them. Seersucker fabric is traditionally a lightweight, summery fabric and these pants were indeed lightweight, but not see-through, which is good (although they aren't lined). I knew when ordering them that the back pockets were fake, so no bad surprises there, although I would give the following piece of constructive criticism: I have never really understood the point of fake pockets, you either make them real, or don't put anything at all. But okay. The front pockets are inseam pockets. They are okay deep. My phone fits about halfway in so there's no risk of it falling out when you're walking, but you should be careful sitting down. I understand that the pants are too lightweight to put anything too heavy in the pockets, but they could have probably been an inch or two deeper. Inseam pockets also tend to bulge out a but when you walk so I would have preferred them to be more diagonal. But right now I'm being almost too nitpicky. In truth, at this stage, I liked the pants and I was going to keep them.

So I went on a trip with them to the countryside. My trip involved a lot of sitting down, in trains, cars and then on a sofa. I hiked up the pants when I sat down to avoid stretching out the knee area and I didn't feel any tugging anywhere. The pants, as they were when I was standing, were quite loose even sitting down.

And then, not even a week after having received them, the back seam of the pants ripped. Thankfully, this didn't involve an unfortunate incident of the "my behind is out for the world to see"-sort, because the two pieces of fabric were still held together by the serged seam, but nevertheless, a good five centimetre portion of the seam was completely ripped open.

I assume I don't need to emphasise why this is unacceptable, because no item of clothing should rip after a few wears, but let me emphasise it nonetheless: these pants cost 110 euros. The brand claims to be sustainable. *Even if everything in your supply chain is done sustainably, there is nothing sustainable about making poor quality garments*. At this rate, you should just buy from a not-so-sustainable, high-quality, old, well-known brand, and buy once, instead of having to change your garments every year because they aren't well made.

I did contact their customer service. They didn't respond for a few days (I was growing quite anxious), but after prompting them again I received an reply quite quickly. Apparently they were waiting for an answer from their garment technician. The person who wrote to me was kind, and told me that the threads were intentionally on the thinner side so that the thin seersucker fabric wouldn't rip from the tension. That seems like a good explanation, although I doubt that all seersucker pants are this prone to rips. I'm sure there is another way. Maybe french seams? A heavier weight seersucker fabric? The customer service person also offered me a 20% percent discount for a future purchase, in case I ever wanted to give them another chance, as well as a full refund for my order so that I could get the pants repaired. So props to the brand for still having pretty good customer service. I might just give them a second chance in the future.

Epilogue: since then, I did get the pants repaired and have been wearing them. I have had no further issues, but from time to time the thought does pop into my head, that "I can't believe these pants nearly cost me a 110 euros...". I'm sorry, but for the quality of the seams, the pockets, the absence of a lining, they just aren't worth the full price.

Very poor quality and definitly not worth the price. I bought corduroy pants and after two weeks it got a huge tear. The fit was quite large so it didn’t even tear because it was tight, the fabric was just very poor quality.
Very disappointing, I definitely not recommend.

Not mindblown by their customer service. I ordered a skirt and a tank top last spring - the tank top fit me but the skirt was too small so I had to return it. They don't provide free returns - I sent the skirt back via Royal Mail on a tracked service but the parcel got lost due to the customs issue due to Brexit at the time. I never got a refund for the skirt and the brand was adamant that they couldn't issue the refund because it wasn't their fault my return got lost. I wouldn't buy from them again.

Love your design and the sustainable mindset!

I placed an order over 10 days ago and I'm still waiting for it to be shipped.
I'm trying to chase them but nothing happens.
I'm starting to believe this is a scam, don't buy here especially if you're planning to buy here for Christmas.

If not a scam, then they need to work on customer expectations.

The clothes online looked really nice and although the they are expensive, I decided to make an order. Unfortunately two of the four items were damaged when they arrived. The linen was coming off and they generally had poor quality. There is not much information on how to return items so I emailed the company but did not receive any answer. Very disappointed considering the money I spent.

I loved how this company appeared online however unfortunately this appears to be green washing. The clothes were sent to the UK through air mail. I would rather slightly longer delivery to avoid this. In addition, due to Brexit I have been charged an additional £50 on an order which originally cost £100. This is ridiculous as the company clearly stated that it would inform me of additional costs such as this prior to ordering. Since my order, and complaints, the website has been updated to include special conditions for postage to the UK. This was not the case before I made the order, and now Thinking Mu are ignoring my claims! They're lovely clothes but unfortunately I think this company is just another clothing brand trying to come across an ethical and sustainable, and unfortunately it is not.

The product is really nice. I didn't received the product the first time. But the customer service undertsood my issue and sent me the shirt again. Thank you !

Pioneers in sustainable fashion. Great designs