Rowing Blazers reviews and discussion

Scammers. They ignored my messages for three weeks, and after I cancelled the order — and followed up multiple times — they still refused to issue a refund. They also misled Affirm by claiming they would refund after the case was closed, and then refused again. This company does not respect customers and does not follow basic consumer protection standards. Avoid purchasing from them.

I missed out on the Target apparel drop and have yet to purchase any of their clothes directly from the retailer. That said, I bought some candles and some coasters. Those were reasonably priced and work very well.

I love the preppy with a twist vibe of the brand. They've done some quirky collabs with brands like the NBA, Babar, Arthur Ashe and Gyles and George. I have a queen of hearts sweater and get compliments everytime I wear it. It's a bit pricey but they do have sales, seemingly every quarter, and offer good deals.

This Company is unethical. I asked for a refund several times and did not respond until I asked for a refund through PayPal. They did not respond to me directly but sent a confrimation that the product would be sent that day after months of being late. I said no thank you. No one listened. I am clapping back appropriately . Do not do business with them.

Rowing Blazers is a little pricy, but everything they put out looks so cool. The quality is great, and their photoshoots & collaborations are always the best. I love buying their products from Murray's Toggery in Nantucket. Hoping to one day get to visit their in-store NY pop-up!

I have the iconic black sheep sweater. It's adorable, but very thick!

I was originally drawn to Rowing Blazers because of their sheep sweater, but I have becme a frequent customer for their other creative designs. I have ordered online for a few years now, and have always found their clothing to be of great quality. Their mens oxford shirt sizing runs a little small, so try on as soon as possible to ensure a return. I recently found myself at their (only) store in NYC and it was a wonderful experience. The staff was beyond helpful, and I highly recommend paying them a visit if you can. Their collaboration with target was pretty cute too - stockpiled some children stuff for when my child grows.

he brand has a unique, preppy style that's definitely eye-catching, which initially drew me in. However, I found the quality of the clothing to be underwhelming for the price. The fabric felt less premium than anticipated, and after a couple of wears, the stitching showed signs of wear. Additionally, the fit was not as expected. Despite using their sizing guide, the items didn't fit well, making it difficult to wear comfortably. Overall, while Rowing Blazers offers standout designs, the quality and fit didn't justify the cost, which was disappointing.

I think this brand is really cool, albeit pricey. Their stuff is high quality and trendy and not shy of colors and patterns. They do have a lot of collaborations with different companies, which adds to coolness (is that a word?) of the brand. They are very inclusive and their sizing is very consistent product after product (at least for me). I love their use of color, their fun attitude that comes across on their branding, and the fact that I don't think there's anything else really like them. 1 star less due to the high cost.

I have tried Rowing Blazers polos, blazers, bags, wallets, and belts. I love their preppy but also kinda edgy vibes, they do really cool collaborations, and I do think that their products are generally very good quality. I'm deducting one star because I think the prices are exorbitant for the products. Yes, they're good quality, but they're not over-the-moon amazing or unique. The other reason for the one star deduction is that their sizing charts are useless. They do have them on most pages where they're relevant, but it's often not the correct size category for the product or the sizes available to purchase aren't shown on the sizing chart.