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Hi everyone

I wasn’t really planning on writing a review, but after receiving the whole order I figured it might be useful to share how it went, especially since there were a couple of issues during the process.

I’ve bought replicas from a few trusted sellers before, so I’m not new to this.

This time I had some specific shirts in mind, so I decided to try AApex

Ordered around 16 jerseys, mixed between retro, recent and current-season shirts.

Some were for friends/gifts, so I got different sizes.

My own shirts were size L (i’m 179 cm / 69kg) and the fit is good overall.

The retro L is a bit more oversized, but that’s pretty normal for retro shirts.

The shirts were ready in around 4 days, however, before the shipment, I did notice that the pink Juventus away shirt had the wrong name set, yellow instead of black.(nameset of the home shirt swapped with the away one)

I contacted the seller, they checked with the factory and fixed it before shipping, and this took around 1.5 days, so roughly 6 days total for preparation.

Quality-wise, I’m happy overall. The retro shirts have stitched patches, which obviously look different from modern ones, but that’s expected.

However, even if it’s a (recent) retrò shirt, the 2013 Juventus away also has some nice details despite being a fan/stadium version.

The modern player versions were the best, especially for the silicone/rubber details on the badges and sponsor logos.

The new Serie A patch is quite close to the authentic one. (I have the original from an official store and the replica is surprisingly similar for a $2 patch, so don’t go for the cheaper 1$ one)

The Europa League one also feels good, although I couldn’t compare it directly with an authentic.

Shipping was around 7–8 days China → Europe, then another 7–8 days within Europe, but we’re talking in calendar days, not working days.

After receiving the jerseys, I found one more issue: one of the retro shirts had a collar logo from the wrong era.

In fact the shirt was supposed to be from around 1995, while the logo was from a later period, around early 2000s.

After pointing it out, the seller checked with the factory and said the whole batch had been made that way.

I still pointed out that it was incorrect for the shirt I ordered, and they agreed to replace it with another jersey of the same value.

So 2/16 jerseys had issues: one was caught during QC and fixed before shipping, the other was only claimable once I received it.

Overall, pretty happy with the order, the quality was good and, more importantly, when there was a problem, the seller actually dealt with it.

nb: Almost forgot... apart from the shirt with the incorrect collar logo, I wasn’t able to take detailed enough pictures of the 3 retro juve jerseys to post here. If anyone wants to see them, I can ask my friend to send me a couple of photos. :)

I’ve only seen them in person, but I have to say the blue 1996 Del Piero away shirt is the best of the three.

I’d give them a solid 9/10 based on my experience

u/Pablo_0309 — 11 days ago

LATEST HAUL REVIEW

Hi everyone

I wasn’t really planning on writing a review, but after receiving the whole order I figured it might be useful to share how it went, especially since there were a couple of issues during the process.

I’ve bought replicas from a few trusted sellers before, so I’m not new to this.

This time I had some specific shirts in mind, so I decided to try AApex

Ordered around 16 jerseys, mixed between retro, recent and current-season shirts.

Some were for friends/gifts, so I got different sizes.

My own shirts were size L (i’m 179 cm / 69kg) and the fit is good overall.

The retro L is a bit more oversized, but that’s pretty normal for retro shirts.

The shirts were ready in around 4 days, however, before the shipment, I did notice that the pink Juventus away shirt had the wrong name set, yellow instead of black.(nameset of the home shirt swapped with the away one)

I contacted the seller, they checked with the factory and fixed it before shipping, and this took around 1.5 days, so roughly 6 days total for preparation.

Quality-wise, I’m happy overall. The retro shirts have stitched patches, which obviously look different from modern ones, but that’s expected.

However, even if it’s a (recent) retrò shirt, the 2013 Juventus away also has some nice details despite being a fan/stadium version.

The modern player versions were the best, especially for the silicone/rubber details on the badges and sponsor logos.

The new Serie A patch is quite close to the authentic one. (I have the original from an official store and the replica is surprisingly similar for a $2 patch, so don’t go for the cheaper 1$ one)

The Europa League one also feels good, although I couldn’t compare it directly with an authentic.

Shipping was around 7–8 days China → Europe, then another 7–8 days within Europe, but we’re talking in calendar days, not working days.

After receiving the jerseys, I found one more issue: one of the retro shirts had a collar logo from the wrong era.

In fact the shirt was supposed to be from around 1995, while the logo was from a later period, around early 2000s.

After pointing it out, the seller checked with the factory and said the whole batch had been made that way.

I still pointed out that it was incorrect for the shirt I ordered, and they agreed to replace it with another jersey of the same value.

So 2/16 jerseys had issues: one was caught during QC and fixed before shipping, the other was only claimable once I received it.

Overall, pretty happy with the order, the quality was good and, more importantly, when there was a problem, the seller actually dealt with it.

nb: Almost forgot... apart from the shirt with the incorrect collar logo, I wasn’t able to take detailed enough pictures of the 3 retro juve jerseys to post here. If anyone wants to see them, I can ask my friend to send me a couple of photos. :)

I’ve only seen them in person, but I have to say the blue 1996 Del Piero away shirt is the best of the three.

I’d give them a solid 9/10 based on my experience

u/Pablo_0309 — 11 days ago