peter V.
Avoid this seller on Shop and also…
Avoid this seller on Shop and also avoid Brad’s Deals and similar websites/shops that appear to market “name brand” style sunglasses while delivering low-quality knockoff merchandise. My experience was that the sunglasses looked decent at first glance, but the quality wasn’t there—materials felt cheap, the overall build felt flimsy, and the lenses didn’t perform the way you’d reasonably expect from sunglasses you’re paying real money for. The lens specs are also a major problem: nothing was polarized, which is a standard feature many buyers look for, especially if the listing (or the overall product description) leads you to believe you’re getting something with glare reduction and better clarity. What makes it even worse is how the return process works. Instead of making it easy to correct a purchase that doesn’t match expectations or advertised features, the seller uses a return approach that effectively punishes you for trying to resolve the issue. A percentage restocking fee means you don’t just pay for a product that underperforms—you also get hit with an extra cost when you try to return it. When a product is already questionable in quality and lens performance, charging customers a restocking fee turns a normal safeguard (returns) into a barrier, and it leaves you feeling stuck after you realize it wasn’t worth buying. Overall, my advice is straightforward: don’t waste your money on these listings. If you’re shopping for sunglasses, take the extra time to verify polarization/lens features clearly in the description, check for honest specifications, and only buy from sellers that stand behind what they sell with returns that don’t come with punitive fees. If you want, tell me what the listing claims about the lenses (especially any mention of polarization) and I can help you spot inconsistencies before you buy again.