Tailor4less has a referral program where you can get a free shirt, pants or suit depending on how many people you refer actually buy something, but they pull all the tricks out to not have to actually give it to you. I referred someone and they bought. My "progress gift" as they call it showed up on my account and I ordered a free shirt. They charged my credit card for shipping.
I waited, and waited. The free shirt never showed up, and when I logged on to my account all evidence of the order was gone. My "progress gift" was not available to reorder either.
I contacted them and they gave me multiple excuses, which kept changing as I pressed more. Their primary excuse was that someone had tried to contact me about the measurements and I didn't answer so the order was canceled. First of all, this doesn't make sense because you put in your OWN CUSTOM MEASUREMENTS, so they shouldn't think the "measurements were wrong" as they told me. Second, I never received any contact from them, as they claimed. It was all a scheme to not have to give me a free shirt for their referral program. Never mind that they had no problem charging me for shipping though. I asked them to reinstate the order since I hadn't been able to redeem the progress gift. They said the order was canceled and they couldn't do that because I "missed" their attempts to email me. As I said, these attempts at communication never came and were just made up.
There are a lot of negative reviews about tailor4less out there and I can tell you from first had experience that they do indeed try their best to not have to deliver what they owe to you. They came up with all kinds of ridiculous excuses as to why I couldn't get my referral gift, even though I met the criteria. Don't trust them and buy from one of the other made to measure clothing companies. There are several others out there with better reviews.
We guarantee all of our wood and if a customer is not happy then we will provide a full refund. If a client requests finishing, sanding, edging, planing, etc. then this adds to the cost. And some higher figured, larger pieces of wood cost more per board foot than shorter, smaller pieces. If anyone ever has a problem then they should contact us directly. Thanks, Diamond Teak/Diamond Tropical Hardwoods