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I bought two pairs and did not get the size I ordered. I sent them pics of the jeans with shipping bags and ask for them to replace with the size I ordered. I was told that the didn’t have my size. Offered me credit against my next order. I requested my money back. I am supposed to send them back to them, pay for the shipping cost and if they get them back they will send me my money back less shipping cost.
The JettJeans web site shows waist sizes in one inch increments. I ordered a pair of JettJeans with W37/L29. What I received was a pair that was marked WXL/L28.5. The waist would fit a person with a 40 inch waist. Which means they were way too loose on me. The jeans would slide off over my hips. I complained and asked for an exchange. I was told that what I got was for a Waist of 37. I would need to exchange for a waist of 36. But, they would give me a 50% refund to my credit card rather than exchange for a waste of 36. I took the 50% refund of $22 to minimize my grief. Which means that JettJeans still made $22 on that pair of jeans that are too big for me. I think that it is some kind of scam. Buying bulk foreign made jeans that only come in certain waist sizes and selling them covering multi waist sizes with same jean. They refund 50% of you cost to placate you, and still make $22 a pair.
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