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Total scam! The photos on the site are not accurate at all. The sizing is too small, and they are cheap screen printed hoodies from China, nothing like what is displayed. They state a 30 day refund policy but when I tried to return the cheap looking hoodies, they said there were no returns. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MoNEY!!!
I never received my order. I reached out to customer service but the issue was never resolved. I did not receive a replacement or refund. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend ordering from this company.
Ordered a 2 colour embroidered hoodie, received a cheap single colour poorly printed hoodie. quality and colour was nothing like the one ordered. so cheap looking I would not even wear it
Complete scam there are no reviews anywhere and the order never came, they are just steeling content from sweet wear studios then scamming people. Do no use!
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