HFBrolly manufactures umbrellas to an agreed specification. Custom orders are handled differently from standard retail goods, so the approved artwork, sample, quotation and order documents form the basis of any review.
Umbrellas made with custom printing, colours, components, labels, packaging or other buyer-approved specifications cannot normally be returned simply because the buyer changes their mind, no longer needs the goods or ordered an unsuitable quantity.
If goods appear damaged, incorrect or inconsistent with the approved specification, contact HFBrolly promptly. For visible delivery or quantity issues, notify us as soon as practical after receipt. Do not dispose of goods, cartons or labels before we have reviewed the evidence.
We compare the evidence with the written order specification, approved artwork, colour references, approved sample, agreed tolerances, inspection terms and shipping scope. Small manufacturing tolerances or documented differences between sample and bulk printing are not automatically defects.
Where HFBrolly confirms responsibility, the appropriate resolution may include repair guidance, replacement of affected units, remake, credit or refund. The remedy depends on the nature, scale and commercial impact of the issue and any terms agreed for the order. No return should be shipped without written instructions from HFBrolly.
Record damaged cartons, shortages or visible carrier damage at delivery where possible. Responsibility depends on the agreed shipping terms and the point at which risk transfers. Keep the original packing and cooperate with any carrier or insurance claim.
HFBrolly is not responsible for problems caused by inaccurate buyer specifications, low-resolution artwork approved for production, incorrect delivery information, unapproved product use, improper storage, misuse, normal wear or alterations made after delivery.
Use our Contact HFBrolly page or WhatsApp +86 138 0251 7274. Include your order reference and evidence so the team can review the case efficiently.
Last updated: 29 August 2026