TeeFury

I'd give them zero stars if I could. Buyer beware. I should have done more research before making a purchase from Teefury.com.

I ordered a T-shirt in 2X, which should have been oversized because I wanted to have it as a night-shirt. I was shocked when I received the t-shirt. It was TINY. After reading the reviews here, I now see that they use *junior* sizing, which should be indicated on their website. This is a total rip-off, scam site. It has taken me 2 emails to get them to agree to take the t-shirt back; however, their email included the following warning:

"Any shirt being returned cannot have stains, odor, pet hair, etc. Please make sure that the shirt is folded properly and not wadded up. Please note that, if the shirt is in an unsellable condition when we receive it (due to stains, odor, pet hair, etc), we reserve the right to deny the refund. Please make sure to follow these guidelines.

Return shipping costs are your responsibility and we would strongly recommend shipping with a delivery confirmation as we are not responsible for items lost in transit. Please note that the refund will only cover the cost of the tee(s) being returned and will not include original shipping costs."

Which means that 1) if I don't pay for shipping with tracking info, they can claim they didn't receive it and I'll lose both return shipping and my original cost, or 2) I pay for the tracking shipping (which costs more, obviously) and they get it back, and they can always claim some kind of damage (like not being folded properly... really?), even though it is in the exact condition it was when I received it.

After reading the reviews, I realize this company should NOT be trusted. Next time I will be doing my due diligence and research a company online before making a purchase. Just having a FB page, doesn't guarantee they are trustworthy.

Today began with excitement in the air. After an unreasonably long delay for my trendy Holiday Fury Air Force Sweater, my wait was finally over: the shipment had arrived. The thought of this consumed my thoughts all day; I would finally be one of those neat sweater owners. I rushed home to unveil my prized $50.00 (plus tax) sweater, full over feverish delight. As I wrestled through the high quality, plastic packaging, I was amazed to reveal the most gypsy, dispiriting product that has had the pleasure of encountering my sight. Holiday Fury's creative marketing strategy makes their product appear like the high caliber sweater Granny Barbara used to make to satisfy her knitting hobby. To my dismay, I discovered this about my new sweater: it is not a sweater at all. This "sweater imposter" resembles a low quality BMX jersey. "Let's try to be positive," I thought to myself. "I know it doesn't possess the iconic, comfy woolen feeling of Granny's homemade sweaters, but at least it has a snazzy, custom pattern..." As I inspected my new "sweater" closer, I realized THEY PRINTED WOOL SWEATER TEXTURE ON THE DAGNAB BMX JERSEY! My fury began to build (no pun intended). I paid $50.00 (plus tax) for a low quality, custom polyester BMX jersey with wool texture printed on it. This level of deceit and treachery needs to be brought to the highest courts of public opinion to help other's avoid the tragedy I bought my way into. While I do enjoy the state of Alabama from time to time, I am convinced their headquarters are ran by Santa's naughty, banished elves. If you want to experience some Holiday Fury (pun intended), buy their products. But take it from me, they aren't even close to worth their price.