Bam!ChairDance
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Gah, I'm so annoyed.
I wore a B. Son "Japanese jersey" cardigan today, a day after it arrived in the mail from Revolve. The day called for little more than sitting at a desk, walking around a bit, and perhaps some standing. I also slung a laptop bag over a shoulder at times, but as the day wore on, I discovered that all these things were too strenuous for B. Son's precious Japanese gauze.
The fabric near the sleeves is very loosely woven, so essentially anything on which I rest my wrists yanks threads from the sleeves and sends me searching for the nearest pair of scissors. Either that or my wrists begin to look like one of those piñatas with all the strands of cotton hanging off of them. The weave is luckily tighter on the rest of the garment, but strings are still beginning to pop out. To make things worse, the right side of the cardigan, where I had slung my laptop bag, has become slightly threadbare near the pockets, and I am fairly certain these areas will develop holes eventually. In short, this thing is self-destructing before my eyes.
I know the material is fine and soft, but this is no reason for a cardigan that retails for $240 to fall apart on the first 10 hours of wear. Is there a way I can return it to Revolve? Or maybe B. Son itself can help solve my issue? Or if nothing works, perhaps an SF member would like to wear the cardigan for another day before it becomes a lump of very, very expensive loose strands?
I wore a B. Son "Japanese jersey" cardigan today, a day after it arrived in the mail from Revolve. The day called for little more than sitting at a desk, walking around a bit, and perhaps some standing. I also slung a laptop bag over a shoulder at times, but as the day wore on, I discovered that all these things were too strenuous for B. Son's precious Japanese gauze.
The fabric near the sleeves is very loosely woven, so essentially anything on which I rest my wrists yanks threads from the sleeves and sends me searching for the nearest pair of scissors. Either that or my wrists begin to look like one of those piñatas with all the strands of cotton hanging off of them. The weave is luckily tighter on the rest of the garment, but strings are still beginning to pop out. To make things worse, the right side of the cardigan, where I had slung my laptop bag, has become slightly threadbare near the pockets, and I am fairly certain these areas will develop holes eventually. In short, this thing is self-destructing before my eyes.
I know the material is fine and soft, but this is no reason for a cardigan that retails for $240 to fall apart on the first 10 hours of wear. Is there a way I can return it to Revolve? Or maybe B. Son itself can help solve my issue? Or if nothing works, perhaps an SF member would like to wear the cardigan for another day before it becomes a lump of very, very expensive loose strands?
