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Terrible quality. After only five wears and one careful wash, the jersey is misshapen, covered in pulls, and looks really tatty. The pilling is so bad I’d be there for days trying to fix it.
When I contacted the brand directly, I was politely fobbed off. Their reply was that ‘pilling on fabrics is unfortunately normal.’ That may be their view, but for the price I paid, I expected a garment that wouldn’t fall apart so quickly
Very low quality with basically no return policy. They tell you to post the items back to Australia which costs a lot. So i decided to just discard the items because there is no way i would wear them.
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