Calling the company was an exercise in futility. Apparently they have so many complaints that
they will only take them through email and then they ignore the emails. While not being a seamstress or clothes
designer, it seems pretty clear that sewing on a button would make much more
sense than gluing something on apparel that is meant to be used in a sport. Note, golf is not a contact sport so the mere
action of wearing the defective garment causes the trim to fall off.
This missive’s purpose is to warn other naïve purchasers
that assume that high price would indicate good quality is certainly not true
with this garment. Furthermore one
would hope that an expensive garment would have at least a smidgen of concern
regarding customer satisfaction, alas with Jamie Sadock’s Designer Golf Apparel
that is a forlorn hope.
UPDATE 10/16/12 This was originally posted 8/27/12 Sadock's golf apparel has not responded to my wife's email. Considering the overblown pricing of sub-par clothes you would think they would at least be able to afford some/any customer service. I find this brand equivalent to a shank, absolutely abysmal! None of us try and shank the ball but we can avoid buying from a company that has such little regard for their customers.
UPDATE 10/16/12 This was originally posted 8/27/12 Sadock's golf apparel has not responded to my wife's email. Considering the overblown pricing of sub-par clothes you would think they would at least be able to afford some/any customer service. I find this brand equivalent to a shank, absolutely abysmal! None of us try and shank the ball but we can avoid buying from a company that has such little regard for their customers.
If reviewing a product, it may have been received free of charge. That will NEVER have a bearing on my recommendations.
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