Use these as buyer decision rules, not allegations about any named supplier:
- The seller will not identify the service being quoted.
- Individual-pattern claims cannot be reconciled with the proposed fitting route.
- The cloth reference or substitution rule remains unresolved.
- The schedule works only if no correction is needed.
- A claimed US partner will not confirm its role independently.
- The workshop and fitter each disclaim responsibility for a failed outcome.
- Import or payment charges are omitted rather than estimated or marked unknown.
- The seller pressures you to release several suits before the first has been evaluated.
- An inaccurate customs invoice is proposed.
- The correction plan requires spending beyond your pre-agreed maximum.
Missing information is not proof of misconduct. It is, however, a reason to delay committing money when the missing item is important to your purchase.