7 For All Mankind - Reviews and experiences

I started the refund online, printed the return label they generated, stuck it on the package and dropped it off at a UPS store. The return delivery seemed fine, but I had to follow up by email after a couple weeks to check the status. Customer service replied within 24 business hours, even at Christmas, said they'd received it and processed my refund. A little annoying at first, but it worked out.

solid denim, nice weight, a bit rigid. Too long at first, lots of cuffing. I requested an exchange. Customer service was slow and awkward; I got the "final sale" line, called again, sent pics, kept at it. Eventually they processed the swap. The second pair fits much better. They softened after a couple wears and now feel comfortable. Pockets are deep enough, seams are tidy. Happy it worked out in the end — annoying, but glad I didn't give up.

I bought this belt because I started a new job and needed something decent to wear every day — I’ve trusted this brand for years, so I didn’t think twice. After about six months the edge trim started peeling in one spot, and then a couple more spots followed. It wasn’t the buckle, so I kept thinking I could live with it, then realised it was spreading and stopped wearing it. I was busy with a move and other stuff, so I didn’t contact them right away, but I did reach out within a year because, to me, a belt like that should last much longer. The main issue here is the warranty story — their emails kept pointing to a six‑month limit, without ever sending any official terms, while I could still find mention on their site that manufacturing defects are covered for two years. That contradiction mattered to me; it’s a factual thing, not just nitpicking. They called it wear and tear without inspecting the item, which felt like a quick dismissal. Eventually they offered 50% back, which is something, I guess, but not enough — I asked for a replacement (not the same model) or a full refund and then the replies stopped. So yes, I’m a bit relieved it wasn’t a total disaster — at least it wasn’t the buckle or hardware — but disappointed the company wouldn’t properly stand behind the product. It’s not about the money really, more about consistency and clear policies. If you rely on their gear daily, be prepared to push for answers on warranty details.