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25-09-09, 01:55 AM
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RST Voltage
I got this one piece about 7 months ago and it was a bargain in a closing-down shop...
...BUT this evening the zip 'pully bit' broke on the cuff. I've been generally happy with the suit and use it frequently, but it's been looked after and there is no way the zip should have broke. Also, some of the stitching has come undone on the leg (this happened ages ago). Is that the sort of thing that can happen with most suits or is it a lesson learned for buying a 'bargain (cheap)' one? G |
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25-09-09, 08:00 AM
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Re: RST Voltage
No neither of those things should have happened, you may be able to get a replacement under warranty. I think RST kits usually ok.
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