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Quality is really really poor. 'customer service' is even worse. They sent me a tshirt with a faulty print, did not react on my emails or messages. Had to go through paypal to get a reaction. Their solution? I have to send it back to China and pay those costs to get my money back. Ridiculous! They choose to send something that clearly is faulty and I'm stuck with it. Do not buy here!
Definitely not. I ordered 2 t-shirts and one came with the size label cut and bad quality. If you want to return the product you need to send an email to support. Then they inform you that return address is actually to China and you need to support the cost.
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