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Stay away from this company selling fake polo shirts sizes are all wrong and can't get a refund they don't offer return labels and you have to pay for postage back to China and that doesn't guarantee a refund
Nivelle makes it as difficult as possible to get a refund don't use them their sizing is poor and quality cheap don't buy from them you'll regret it
Do not buy from these suppliers. They are selling FAKE counterfeit overpriced products that are of low quality. I paid €41 for two counterfeit polo shirts that were too small with threads sticking out of it and it was not addressed. I asked for a reason why counterfeit products were being sold and was asked to complete a return form.Avoid buying from this
site as they are advertising clothing as genuine and they are clearly counterfeit.
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