The sweatshirt looks great and the person who it was gifted too very much liked it, but it wasn’t exactly what I ordered. The letter color was suppose to be yellow/gold and white letters where put on the sweatshirt. They still loved the sweatshirt but it wasn’t what was ordered. I was grateful to see that you were able to put the Jamaican flag next to Jamaica. The sleeves looked cool with the Jamaican flag on one sleeve and her name on the other. The letters were just not correct. The person still loves it and is already wearing it. Just thought as a business you would like to know that an order went out that wasn’t 100% correct.
I placed an order. I edited the order. The edit was not fulfilled but I was told that it was my fault that the website didn’t accept the changes I made. Now I’m stuck with something I didn’t want and I didn’t get an item that I spent time, effort, and money for. So thanks for nothing. I’m taking my money to other places where people of color support and value their customers who spend hard-earned money on their products. I’m also going to spread this story as far and wide as possible.
Hi Kudus, we're sorry to hear about your experience. But lets be a little more transparent, you ordered 3 shirts and one was printed with a list that supposedly was deleted on your end and replaced with another list, but apparently the deleted list was still printed (all 5 entries) and only realized this once the shirt was delivered. Not reviewing your order on the checkout page or not reviewing your emailed order confirmation with all the details of your order either, this could've been easily avoided a that point? I don't understand the 'Absolute Trash' if the other 2 shirts were apparently good? We clearly state in our policy that any misspelling or errors on your part are not our responsibility if the error was on our part, we would gladly replace the item, it's the customers responsibility to review your entries before and after submitting your order.
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