Consumer Fraud

Savage X Fenty 'Junk Fees' Class Action

Savage X Fenty 'Junk Fees' Class Action — Consumer Fraud class action lawsuit

Case Overview

A group of consumers initiated a class action lawsuit against Lavender Lingerie LLC, Savage X Inc., Savage X GC LLC, and TechStyle Fashion Group. The core allegations are that the company imposed unauthorized 'junk fees' on consumers and allowed its membership credits to expire after a twelve-month period.

The plaintiffs contend that the defendants engaged in deceptive

Who May Qualify

Consumers who purchased products from Savage X Fenty, both in stores and online, between April 2025 and February 2026, or who were affected by the alleged fee structures and credit expiration issues.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the main allegations in the Savage X Fenty lawsuit?

The lawsuit claims that Savage X Fenty charged consumers hidden 'junk fees' and engaged in deceptive 'drip pricing' between April 2025 and February 2026. Additionally, the plaintiffs allege the company caused membership credits to expire after 12 months.

What laws do the plaintiffs claim were violated?

The class action lawsuit alleges violations of both state and federal law, specifically citing the violation of California’s Gift Card Law regarding the handling of membership credits, and claims of unjust enrichment.

What can affected consumers do regarding this lawsuit?

The plaintiffs are demanding a jury trial and requesting various forms of damages. For the most current information on participation, consumers should consult the details provided by the plaintiffs' legal representatives.

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