Exchange Policy
Last updated 15 July 2026
We offer a 30-day exchange policy — which means you can exchange any item from our store, for whichever reason, as long as it comes back unworn, unwashed, unused, with the tags still attached and in its original condition.
How an exchange works here
Every kit we sell is preowned and one of one, so we can't swap it for the same kit in another size — there isn't another one. Instead, an exchange means one of two things:
- Swap it for something else on the rack. Send the kit back and choose a different one. If the new kit costs more you pay the difference; if it costs less, we refund it.
- Take a refund instead. Send it back within the window and we'll put the money back on your card.
If sizing is the worry, ask us before you buy — we'll measure the shirt flat (pit to pit, collar to hem) and send you the numbers. Vintage sizing is inconsistent, and a 90s Large is rarely a modern Large.
What we need from you
Keep in mind that when you exchange an item you'll need to provide a full invoice or proof of purchase from when the order was made. The item must be:
- Unworn, unwashed and unused;
- Returned with the tags still attached;
- In the same original condition it arrived in;
- Sent back within 30 days of delivery.
If we described it wrong
The above covers a change of mind. Separately: if a shirt turns up and it isn't what the listing said — a flaw we didn't mention, a size that doesn't match the label, or anything that makes you doubt it's genuine — that's our mistake. We pay the return postage and refund you in full, including the original shipping. We grade hard and disclose flaws in writing precisely so this doesn't happen.
How to start one
If you need to exchange a product, contact us with your order reference and we'll get back to you as soon as we can with the return address and next steps. A real person reads it.
Your rights under Australian law
Nothing here limits your rights under Australian Consumer Law. You're entitled to a repair, replacement or refund for a major failure, and to compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable loss. Second-hand goods are covered — the guarantees simply account for the age and condition of the item as we described it at the time of sale.