First time buying Gymshark. Several returns for one of the bras I’m looking at said they were stuck with the bra and one specifically said it can’t be returned because it’s “underwear”. The return policy doesn’t clarify what constitutes “underwear” Has anyone here run into this?
I keep coming across listings where the waist measurement is larger than the bust for clothing that looks fitted/structured for an hourglass type figure (I.e., not a loose top).
Is there something I’m missing about how TRR measures clothes?
Is there a way to know the measurements of the mannequins they use to present the clothes?
Can I ask TRR to double check the measurements with chat or something? If the item doesn’t fit do you think I would have a good argument for a return because the bust measurement was off even with a final sale/40% off sale?
Any knowledge/experience you’ve had with this would be appreciated. These surprisingly small/inverted bust/waist ratios keep happening and I’m at a loss. I know designers don’t typically give a lot of room for busts but less than the waist? TIA
I was diagnosed with an aggressive cancer 6 months ago. 6 rounds of chemo and one massive 12 hour surgery later things are looking really good for me.
I’ve been fortunate to have the kind of support from friends and family that exceeds my ability to comprehend it. I am fully aware and thankful for my people who helped and showed me love in small and big ways. And truly a simple sweet text makes me feel loved and supported.
That said I have two friends (who are closer with each other than with me) that I haven’t heard a squeak from since I told them of my diagnosis and scope of surgery. These are the “let’s have lunch every couple of months” friends. They are not part of my closer friend group so would not be getting updates from other people (I don’t post personal on social media)
So while we aren’t the tightest i did think we were friends. Especially my one friend whose child died unexpectedly. I tried to be supportive of her in the years after - always ready to listen and trying to think of things that might make her path a little easier to walk. I would call or text her on the calendar days I thought might be hard, etc.
They both cancer ghosted me after my first chemo. And it’s not like we are young and inexperienced; we have grown children and we’ve been through it. They never asked how I was doing with chemo or how my surgery and recovery went etc. I doubt they even know I had the surgery.
I realized recently that I will likely see them soon at an event that we are all part of and I’m unsure how I want to interact with them.
Do I A - accept that people have limitations and be gracious and forthcoming when I see them? I know that everyone has stuff in their life that is hard.
Or do I B - Refuse to ignore how hurtful it is to be dropped like that. If they do talk to me say “so kind to ask” and tell them to continue to check the news online for my obit.
If I buy a final sale item and then find out once I receive it that the measurements were way off will I be able to return it? Or is final sale final and tough luck for me? I can’t find any info on this on their website info/faq’s.