Name: Canvas Chore Jacket
Brand: Superdry
Rating: 3 (1 reviews)

Colour: Denim Co Tobacco Brown

Model wearing: UK8

Model: Height: 5ft 10in | Chest: 32in

Canvas Chore Jacket

Revamp your wardrobe this season with our Canvas Chore Jacket. Crafted with immense care and the perfect relaxed fit, it's ideal for layering in colder seasons whilst staying true to your classic, Superdry style.

Relaxed fit – the classic Superdry fit. Not too slim, not too loose, just right. Go for your normal size
Single collar
Cuffs with button fastening
Button fastening throughout
Four external pockets
Signature tab on the pocket

Country

Store Collection

Free

Standard Delivery

Free

Express Delivery

£5.95

Returns UK

Store returns

Free

Standard returns

£2.45

Please return your item(s) to us using our online Returns Portal. You may also return items to official Superdry stores in the country of purchase

Please ensure items are in their original condition. For more info, please see our returns policy.

Please note due to hygiene reasons, we are unable to offer refunds on underwear/swimwear/cosmetics, unless they are sealed in their original packaging. This does not affect your statutory rights.

*Subject to availability

Jennifer Bridge

30/05/2024

The product is excellent, very good quality and a reasonable price considering the quality. However, Superdry charged me VAT of £3.81. I live in Jersey and we have our own system, which is GST. I emailed for a refund and the reply attempted to school me on our tax system and told me that Superdry had paid the GST. I contacted Jersey Custom and Excise Department who kindly sent me an email confirming that it was impossible for Superdry to pay the GST as they are not registered. I forwarded this email two Superdry and received a refund. Because Superdry are not registered, my item was held up by customs and I then had to fill in an online form to pay £4 to release my item. My concern is how many people in Jersey have been unfairly charged an extra 5% and have not gone to the considerable effort to reclaim it?