My old fleece bib tights were worn out, so I was planning to buy a new pair.
I saw that EVR fleece bib tights were on sale in an online advertisement,
so I purchased them online from ○○○ Sports a while ago.
The exact product name is ,
and the price I paid was 162,000 won (original price 239,000 won).
However, after wearing them for the first time last week and washing them,
the product logo on the back came off and became tattered.
I put them in a laundry net and washed them in the washing machine, then dried them on a drying rack.
I was surprised and contacted the retailer I purchased from to inquire with the importer,
and they said that the problem occurred due to improper washing method (probably referring to the use of a washing machine)
and that they could not recognize it as a product defect.
At this point, I have a question:
1. As you can see from the photos of other clothes below,
the logo on my New Balance T-shirt (chest) that I've been wearing for 5 years,
the logo on my Nike winter socks (ankle) that I've been wearing for over a year,
and even the logo on my 2-year-old, 8,000 won Ali purchased shorts (small lettering at the bottom)
have all withstood the long rotation of the washing machine.....
Does it make sense that the logo on a product worth over 200,000 won
cannot withstand even one washing machine cycle?
(Although I think the material of the logos is vinyl-like,
I'm not sure if they are all the same.)
2. How many people actually wash their winter fleece bib tights by hand?
Do older generations really stick to washing thick fleece bib tights by hand?
I'm sure I made a mistake somewhere,
but for some reason, I feel like I was scammed. I'm going to be in a funk for a few days.
That's why I'm writing this down.
If it helps me feel better....
Please let me know in the comments if you've ever been disappointed with EVR bib tights. (Sorry~~^^)
