Tomok Ends Up With Over RM5k Levi’s Clothes After 2-Year-Old Daughter Spills Nail Polish In Store
According to the video he posted online, the incident took place when they visited a Levi’s Outlet in the Gardens Mall to do some Raya shopping.
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Local singer Shah Indrawan, or better known as Tomok, encountered an unfortunate incident when his youngest daughter accidentally spilled nail polish on a few branded shirts and jeans.
As a result, the singer had to fork out RM5,593 for the stained clothes.
According to the video he posted online, the incident took place when he and his family visited a Levi’s Outlet in the Gardens Mall to do some Raya shopping.
My family and I went to the Gardens Mall to break our fast here. (After our dinner) at around 9:30pm, my wife wanted to purchase some jeans. However, something unexpected happened when my daughter spilled some cutex (nail polish) on not one, but four pairs of jeans which cost RM1,299. The cutex also spilled over on a few T-shirts worth RM499 and RM899.
Tomok via Instagram
Due to the mishap, Tomok added that he had to buy the clothes before leaving the fashion outlet.
I couldn’t just leave the shop. After the staff gave some discount, the bill came up to a total of RM5,593 for the jeans and the shirts. The nail polish only left little stains on the clothes, but I understand that this is part of the shop’s rule. This is probably a test for me since Hari Raya is approaching.
Tomok via Instagram
Towards the end of the video, the singer revealed that he would be reselling the clothes at a much lower price and asked for help from netizens and followers.
I’d like to ask for your help. I want to sell these clothes, because they are not my size. It’s okay, I’ll pay for it first since this falls under my responsibility.Please pray for me. To those who are interested in buying, do drop me a text. I won’t be selling these items at their original prices.
Tomok via Instagram
In an update on his Instagram today, Tomok said all the items had been taken up.
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