Oregon Shoppers Tricked by JustFab and ShoeDazzle Set to Get a Share of $1 Million Settlement

Oregon customers of fashion brands sold by the online clothing retailer TFG Holding, Inc., are set to share in a $1 million settlement reached by Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield, following a multistate consumer protection win after the brand was challenged for tricking shoppers into costly memberships that were difficult to cancel.

Settlement Reached In TFG Membership Lawsuit

The online clothing retailer TFG Holding, Inc., is the parent company of several popular fashion brands that offer shoes, clothing, and accessories, including JustFab, ShoeDazzle, and FabKids. The retailer was accused of tricking shoppers into costly memberships and making it difficult to cancel.

As part of a multistate settlement, AG Rayfield won a $1 million settlement that holds the company accountable and returns money directly to Oregonians who were unfairly charged. In addition, he company must end deceptive marketing and billing practices, clearly disclose costs and recurring charges, and make it easy for customers to cancel online.

AG Rayfield said, “This is a victory for Oregonians who were misled and overcharged.”

Dozens of Oregonians will receive direct refunds averaging more than $2,000 each, and shoppers will no longer face hidden hoops or impossible-to-find cancel buttons.

Attorney General Rayfield highlighted that, while this case involved a single company, it reflects a broader problem: companies that use fine print and dark-pattern tactics to squeeze money out of customers. He confirmed that doing so isn’t just breaking the law- it’s breaking trust.

If you think you may have a claim against JustFab, Shoe Dazzle, or FabKids, email [email protected] for information about how to make a claim.