Needs No Label2 reviews
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I got two of the same dress (same colour, size 14) and both arrived with the bust looking a bit off — proper annoying. First impression was "oh no", couldn’t just shrug it off. I liked the design though, so I ordered a size up and took it to a brilliant seamstress. The moment she tried it on after alterations I actually laughed — it fit lovely. So yes, pleased it worked out, but the returns/proof rule and the process left me a bit wary.
Longer than I thought
I first saw it on my sister and ordered straight away. Delivery was quick and when I tried the dress on I realised it's much longer than the photos suggest — in a good way. That moment made me sure, so I told a mate to grab one too.
About Needs No Label
Needs No Label is a clothing and accessories brand operating in the fashion and lifestyle sector. The company offers apparel and related items under its own label, aimed at consumers looking for contemporary casual wear. Its range typically includes everyday wardrobe staples and branded merchandise sold through online retail channels and selected stockists. The brand identity centres on minimal, label-free styling and graphic-led designs.
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Last update: April 2026
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Saved by a seamstress
I got two of the same dress (same colour, size 14) and both arrived with the bust looking a bit off — proper annoying. First impression was "oh no", couldn’t just shru... Read onBy: Powell