An online shopper was horrified when she spotted a red mark, thought to be a blood stain, between the legs of her new white playsuit.
Stephanie Stillie, from Wishaw, North Lanarkshire, said she felt 'physically sick' after finding the mark on her order from Pretty Little Thing [PLT].
She has now pledged to boycott the retailer even though it gave her a refund, reports the Daily Record .
She tweeted: "Absolutely APPALLED. I received this playsuit today with washed out blood stains between the legs.
"Absolutely disgusted that someone would be able to send this back, never mind you send this out to another customer.
"Clearly something wrong with your company processes".
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Although the origins of the stain have not been confirmed, the shopper told how she 'nearly threw up when she saw it'.
Stephanie added that the playsuit was refunded by PLT, but that did not account for the £6 she spent on next day delivery.
She continued: "Someone else’s bodily fluids on that. Will most definitely not be ordering from there again.
"Back to the holiday shop as wishlist isn’t getting bought"
Later, responding to friends, Stephanie said: "Absolutely revolting.
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"Picture actually doesn’t justify how bad it is I physically feel sick from seeing it".
A customer service account for PLT did respond to her tweet a short while later.
They wrote: "I am extremely sorry that you have received your playsuit in this state.
"Please DM [direct message] us with a photo showing s the stain and the order number.
"We will get this resolved immediately."
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This is not the first time PLT has come under the spotlight for one of their orders.
Last week we reported on how a woman, Alisha , was left "stained blue like a smurf" at a relaxing spa break thanks to her £60 bikini.
Alisha bought the blue and gold sequined set from Pretty Little Thing and was completely shocked when she noticed the dye had stained her skin.
She hand washed it when she got home and couldn't believe it when the water turned bright blue.
The 22-year-old contacted the company who pointed out a tiny but crucial detail in the small print - you can't actually swim in it.
The online description states that it's only for "poolside posing".
Pretty Little Thing was approached for comment.
