I ordered a jumpsuit from PLT but was stunned when it turned up – it actually injured me when I tried it on | The Sun

A WOMAN was left fuming after she ordered a jumpsuit from PrettyLittleThing.

Tara Constantine decided to treat herself to a black jumpsuit – but claimed she was left injured during the process of trying it on.



In a recent TikTok video posted to her account, Tara showed the sleeve of the black jumpsuit she ordered from PLT.

The ensemble feature thumb holes, but at closer inspection there seemed to be an extra detail.

By the seam of the garment was a broken sewing machine needle still attached to the sleeve.

Tara wrote: "Tried on new jumpsuit from PLT then felt a scratch.

"It's a broken sewing machine needle."

She then took the needle out of her clothes and showed viewers a close up and it very clearly looked like a needle.

The fashion fan then revealed the red scratch it had left on her hand after trying the piece on.

"PLT you’ll be hearing from my lawyers x," she captioned the post with the hashtag 'lethal weapon.'

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The video soon went viral with over 500k views and 18,000 likes.

People quickly took to the comments section to share their thoughts.

One wrote: "Pretty little sting."

Another person commented: "Highly doubt that tiny little sewing machine needle is a lethal weapon. come on."

Tara replied: "Somebody needs to learn how sarcasm works babes."

"Wow how do you go on living after that?" penned a third.

Meanwhile, a fourth added: "It looks deep too hopefully she doesn’t have to amputate it."

"It’s a scratch mate," claimed a fifth.

The Sun have reached out to PrettyLittleThing for comment.

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