Shipping & Delivery
Orders are processed through standard fulfilment workflows and are generally
dispatched within 24-48 hours after order confirmation, subject to stock
readiness, payment status, courier allocation, and operational feasibility.
Delivery timelines are indicative and may vary by destination, courier
network coverage, local serviceability, weather, public holidays, or other
logistics conditions outside the direct control of Avero Apparel.
No Return or Refund Obligation
All orders, once placed, processed, shipped, or delivered, are treated as
final commercial transactions. Avero Apparel does not offer returns,
return-to-origin claims initiated by customers, monetary refunds, cash
reversals, store-credit refunds, or refund-linked cancellations as a
standard post-purchase remedy.
Any request that is in substance a return, refund, reimbursement, payment
reversal, or value recovery claim shall not be considered under this policy,
irrespective of terminology used by the customer.
Restricted Exchange Consideration
Post-delivery assistance is limited solely to exchange consideration and
only where the issue reasonably falls within one of the following categories:
- Size-related fit issue, subject to availability of the requested replacement size.
- Incorrect product delivered against the confirmed order details.
- Product received in a damaged condition, subject to verification.
Exchange approval remains conditional upon internal review, product condition,
inventory availability, logistics feasibility, and confirmation that the
request does not amount to a return or refund claim.
Exchange Review Process
Customers seeking exchange consideration must contact support with the order
number, issue description, and clear supporting images where applicable.
The product should remain unused, unwashed, unworn beyond trial, undamaged
by the customer, and accompanied by original tags and packaging.
Avero Apparel reserves the right to determine whether an exchange request
qualifies under the above limited categories. Approval of an exchange in
one case shall not create any obligation, precedent, or entitlement in any
other case.