Poor Quality Purchased some snowboard trousers for my son in Canada on 21st January which cost 515CAD/£319. He barely wore them in Canada as he wore a uniform to teach snowboarding. He returned home, went on a week long holiday and the seam came apart. He had this fixed but he is now 2 days into a course in Europe and they have split again in a different place. Being within the 90 day warranty he contacted Volcom and was told it was general wear and tear! Will not buying anything from Volcom again.

Volcom lack of quality jeans Purchased a pair of jeans that were a comfortable fit (ie not tight). After only 9 months of normal wear, they ripped along the seam of the back pocket. Certainly such poor quality is not something I'd expect from a company like Volcom. Chat was not helpful either - just quoting Company policy at me Update 28/7 - Volcom got back to me saying they’d reviewed their decision and they sent me a replacement pair of jeans! Well done!

The customer service for blazing embers… The customer service for blazing embers volsom is disgraceful at best. The parts I received were wrong. Unfortunately the items did not come to my attention until after the 30 refund period. So now stuck with £100's worth of flue accessories that are useless to me. The wood burner I received also has the locating holes for the legs drilled in the wrong place. Again Volsom refused to help. My advice is do not go anywhere near this rubbish company

Volcom grinch stole xmas Ordered on BlackFriday. Order still not filled. Tried calling customer service, straight to voice mail. Email daily with no response or follow up. I disputed order to CC company at this point this is fraud. Random email received on 12/17 entire order cancelled by Volcom

Defective Product is my fault? Placed an order for a pair of pants and they arrived pretty quickly. The pants had manufacturing defect where the pocket was not properly stitched (was going open up) and I reached out to the company with pictures of the defect. I advised them that I’d be willing to keep if they sent something about equal in retail price to the amount I’d pay repairing their product. They advised they’d give me 15% off my next regular priced purchase (FYI…last Black Friday they did 25% off as just a regular sale). I said that would not work…and I’d like to return. They are looking to charge a $7 restocking fee…but the product was effectively not what I ordered.