Damage & claims
Most lots arrive exactly as ordered. When something goes wrong, such as a torn bale, water damage or fewer pieces than ordered, this page explains how to get it put right.
Time limit
Raise a claim within 3 days of collecting your lot from the transport counter. After 3 days we cannot check what happened in transit, so late claims are usually not accepted.
Before you leave the counter
- Check the bale for tears, wet patches or signs of opening before you sign the counter receipt.
- If the bale is clearly damaged, ask the counter staff to note it on the receipt, and take photos there.
- Keep the counter receipt. You will need it for the claim.
How to raise a claim
- Find the lot number in My lots.
- Open the Contact page and choose the topic Damage or shortage claim.
- Write the lot number, say whether it is damage, shortage or a wrong item, and how many pieces are affected.
- Say which outcome you would like: replacement, partial refund or refund for missing pieces. Our team will ask you for the evidence below by phone, chat or email.
- The seller is told, and our team reviews the claim, usually within 2 working days.
What to include
- The lot number.
- Clear photos of the sealed bale as you received it, including the label.
- An unboxing video that starts with the bale still sealed. This is the strongest evidence for a shortage claim.
- Photos of each damaged piece, close enough to see the damage.
- A photo of the counter receipt.
Possible outcomes
- Replacement in the next lot: the seller sends replacement pieces with your next order or as a new lot, at no extra cost to you.
- Partial refund: for pieces that are damaged but still sellable at a lower price.
- Full refund for missing pieces: if the bale was short, you get back what you paid for the missing pieces.
Refunds go to the original bKash, Nagad, Rocket or bank account within 7 working days after the claim is approved.
What is not covered
- Handmade irregularities: a slight colour variation between pieces, or small slubs in the weave, are part of handloom cloth and are not defects.
- Small colour differences between the photo and the cloth because of screen settings.
- Damage after collection, for example from washing, storage or tailoring.
- Claims raised after 3 days, or without a lot number and evidence.
- Change of mind. See our Refund policy.
If you are unsure whether something is covered, ask us through the contact page before you raise the claim.
Last updated 8 Nov 2026