Rowing BlazersReviews of rowingblazers.com

I have been a Rowing Blazers customer for several years and have placed numerous orders (~10 rugby jerseys) Whilst being relatively expensive I found the original products, most notably the rugby jerseys and polos, to be of high quality. Unfortunately I suspect that quality has deteriorated, perhaps since they sold a stake to a PE company. Of greater concern is the simply awful customer experience. I placed an order during the Black Friday sale and they shipped entirely incorrect products, not even close to what I ordered. I contacted them to arrange a return, they asked me to video myself opening the package to prove their error. I sent a photo of the package contents along with my original order receipt. There has been no response despite me chasing via email, Instagram DM and Instagram comment on a post. No response at all. I now have in my possession a woman's cardigan and socks, despite having ordered a men's rugby jersey and sweater. Avoid this company.

Extremely dissatisfied with my recent experience with Rowing Blazers. I ordered a cashmere hoodie for my husband on December 8th, expecting it to arrive in time for Christmas, especially since the vendor advertised quick shipping times using DHL. Here we are on December 28th and not only has the hoodie not arrived, but the company is no longer responding to my emails even though they accepted the problem and promised refund. Tracking information shows that the hoodie is still sitting in Philadelphia and hasn’t even been picked up by DHL. This level of service is unacceptable, especially considering the high price I paid for a product that was supposed to be premium quality. I expected much more from a brand with such a reputation. I urge Rowing Blazers to take responsibility for this situation and issue a refund immediately. It’s disheartening to invest in a gift for a loved one only to be left in the dark with no resolution in sight. Please do better, Rowing Blazers. Your customers deserve it.

Sizing is completely incorrect. I ordered a medium rugby jersey and sweater, both of which were worn by the model who is allegedly 6’2. Both are like belly tops. Brought them back to the shop and they would not offer me a refund on the rugby jersey as it was “final sale”. Had no sympathy for the fact that the sizing is completely wrong. Such a shame as I like supporting small businesses but I 100% will never be buying from them again

Ordered a rowing blazer for my son over a year ago and after multiple requests, insurance for delivery it NEVER arrived & they NEVER refunded the money!! Ridiculous & criminal!

This is an unethical business, they ignore refund requests. I purchsed a sweater for $187.54 and it was too large. I sent it back and received an email that I would receive a refund of $156.88- a $30 difference. I never received even the wrong amount of $156.88. DO NOT BUY FROM THIS COMPANY.

Bought a Apres- ski headband from Rowing Blazers last year. the one in the picture is not the one they are selling. you will receive a totally different headband, I called customer service and they apologized and said they will send the right one. They did send another one, but it was the same as the first. I told them this a QC issue. they said they would refund my money, never did.

I do not recommend this brand. They do not respect boundaries. They only responded after I requested a refund through PayPal and even then rather then respond to me directly they shipped the product (which I no longer wanted and told them several times to cancel and refund.) These are not good people.

1. The website offered me 20% off of I signed up. I signed up, they sent me an email claiming to include my code for 10%, but not including a code. 2. At checkout, shipping was 25. On top of that, Rowing Blazers had default opted-in that I pay another 36 for insurance in case the item is damaged or lost in shipping. That is not a legitimate additional service charge. That is is what regular shipping should include. Paying 17% of the purchase price of one sweater just to get the standard shipping service offered by most stores is offensive. 3. Many items are sold out, or only available in a few niche sizes. 4. It is a bit rich to describe sweaters as “cashmere,” in the title when they are only 10%. A sweater that is 90% wool is not a cashmere sweater. 5. More items appear to be sold out than not. This was true months ago as well. Others are on preorder with a delivery window of May-September. Even in July, which suggests that the site is not fully up to date. 7. Far too many cheaper Warm & Wonderful products are there, not enough actual of the well-made merino sweaters (also sold out for months).