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I revived a damaged Jacket and I paid the extra shipping protection, but they won't give me a refund or a new product. They won't even answer my emails. They are scamming people.
This company are a bunch of thieves. They take your money and don't ship you anything. I paid $60 to ship 3 pairs shorts (which is ridiculous) then $$100 for the actual shorts. It has been 2 weeks since they mark it as shipped and there is no update. I emailed them 8 times and was ignored. Horrible company. Unless you like a bunch of lazy thieves ripping you off, then by all means order from there site.
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