WEAR YOUR WORDS
WEAR YOUR WORDS – SCAM & A MOST UNTRUSTWORTHY COMPANY
I placed an order for a Bling It On - Rhinestone Embellished Wide Leg Jeans pair of jeans on March 1, 2026 from #wearyourwords with high expectations. What followed has been nothing short of a frustrating and deeply disappointing experience.
The jeans arrived late and when they finally did, they were the wrong size. I requested an exchange from size 38 to 36 on March 12. The product was picked up on March 27 at 2:05 PM by the delivery agent, and the return was confirmed received by the company on March 31.
Since then? Silence.
No updates. No exchange. No refund. No response to emails. No customer support contact.
What’s even more concerning is that brands like #Ajio #myntrafashion are stocking these products, indirectly giving credibility to a company that appears to be systematically failing its customers.
Let’s be clear:
* False claims of failed pickups
* Delayed or missing responses
* No accountability after returns are completed
What is even more outrageous is that today, 28th April, when informed that I would be posting my experience on social media, they suddenly offered me a gift coupon for the amount I paid for the jeans less ₹250, which they claim as a pickup charge for returning the jeans
After this arbitrary deduction, the remaining amount is insufficient to purchase any of their products without paying an extra amount!
Given my already bad experience with Wear Your Jeans and not wanting to lose even more money by paying additional amounts on the coupon, I informed them that I did not want a credit but would like my money less ₹250 refunded to its original source.
Just as I had expected thereafter there has been no response from them!
This isn’t just poor service -it feels like a deliberate attempt to hold onto customers’ money without fulfilling obligations.
Consumers deserve transparency, accountability, and basic respect. Until this issue is resolved, I strongly urge others to think twice before purchasing from WEAR YOUR WORDS.
1 March 2026
Unprompted review