10/02/2022
We back our warranty at Reckless Abandon Leathers:
Color refresh on the worst sun/LED light faded corset we've ever seen.
This level of bleaching had to have been from a solid week in direct sunlight or white LED (they put out HUGE levels of UV radiation, FYI). This is discouraged, obviously because it will accelerate the fading of the leather.
We hypothesize the person who received (not the customer, but rather a person trusted to hold it for pickup) the package, opened it to confirm what it was, and left it out on a table either near a window in the summer sun, or under a white LED light for a week or more.
Color refreshment on request is something covered under our lifetime limited warranty as normal wear and tear. This is along with broken bones, popped rivets, rings coming off, grommets pulling free or shredding laces, the leather splitting due to a missed defect, for as long as the leather is in a condition that it can be repaired.
We cover two more things that technically aren't normal wear and tear:
Weight loss-- if you lose weight to the point where the corset is loose and no longer supports, we will do one of two things:
If the corset still looks like new you can trade straight over for the next size smaller.
If the corset looks like you wore it while being dragged behind a truck, we'll tailor it in to the next size smaller. This can only be done once, FYI.
The last thing we cover is something we haven't had to yet, and hope we never will, but we're prepared to:
EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES.
This is to say if a paramedic or other rescue worker needs to cut you out of your corset and cuts through the leather (the laces aren't covered, they can be bought easily yourself), we will replace that corset.
Your original corset will be rebuilt, if it's still in good condition aside from the cut panels. If you want it back for sentimental reasons we'll trade you for the replacement corset.
If it's covered in blood or whatnot, you get a replacement corset and your original corset back as is, to use as a visual aid for when you tell your friends how much you suck at dying. If this happens, thank you for being very bad at dying, and please continue suck at it as much as you can for as long as you can.
Appreciate the before and after.