Questions, answered plainly

No. This is a demonstration storefront built to show a complete shopping experience. The catalogue contains 18 demo products, the photography is licensed stock imagery, and all prices, stock levels and policies are illustrative. You can add pieces to a bag, adjust quantities, search, save a wishlist and complete a demo checkout end to end — but no payment is taken, no order reaches a merchant and nothing ships.

In your browser, using localStorage. Nothing is sent to a server, tied to an account, or shared between browsers. Clearing site data clears your bag and wishlist.

No. The checkout has no payment step at all — not a disabled one, not a fake one. There is no payment provider connected to this build.

The order is validated in the browser, a reference such as TD-DEMO-XXXXX-XXXX is generated locally, and your bag is emptied. You get a confirmation screen explaining exactly what did and did not happen.

The imagery on this demonstration site is licensed stock photography used as stand-in representation for demo products. It does not show real TD Streetwear inventory. A production build would replace every image with photography of the actual garments.

Take a garment you own that fits well, lay it flat, and measure it across the chest, from shoulder to hem and across the waist at the narrowest point. Compare those numbers against the chart below. Because TD cuts oversized, most people size down one for a regular fit.

Tees and hoodies are cut oversized with a dropped shoulder and a body wider than the wearer. Crewnecks are regular to relaxed. Joggers taper to a ribbed cuff; the wide-leg sweatpant has no taper. Every product page states its own fit note.

Body measurements. Garments run 4–6cm larger than the body across the chest and 3–4cm larger at the waist.

For an oversized fit, take the smaller size — it will still read as boxy. If you want it genuinely relaxed, take the larger one and expect the sleeve to sit past the wrist.

Grams per square metre — the weight of the fabric per unit of area. A 280gsm jersey feels substantial and holds a shape. A 320gsm loopback has visible depth on the inside. A 400gsm hoodie stands up on its own and takes longer to dry, which is the point.

Everything is pre-shrunk and garment washed before it reaches you. Washing cold inside out and drying low keeps shrinkage to a minimum.

Inside out, cold, with like colours, and dry low. Do not iron directly on the print. Water-based ink sits on the surface and will flex with the fabric rather than crack — as long as you skip the dryer on high.

Folded. Hanging a 400gsm hoodie on a narrow hanger for long periods puts the shoulder under tension and it will not fully recover.

The demo shipping options cover UAE, GCC and international. Rates and windows shown at checkout are illustrative configuration for this demonstration, not carrier quotes.

Standard UAE is 2–4 working days, express UAE is next working day, GCC is 3–6 and international is 5–10. These are the demo figures shown throughout the storefront.

On a real order: 14 days from delivery, unworn with tags attached, and return shipping is the customer’s responsibility. See the returns page for the full policy and the cases we cannot accept.

On this demo, no — the confirmation is generated immediately. In a real store, contact support as quickly as possible and we will do what we can before dispatch.

Yes. The Custom Studio takes a design file, a garment, a colour, a size and a placement, then sends the request for review before anything is produced.

300 DPI at the final print size. For a 30 × 40cm print that is roughly 3500 × 4700 pixels. PNG with transparency gives the cleanest result; JPG and WEBP work for photographic artwork.

Review happens first, then production. Turnaround depends on the garment and the production queue — we confirm timing in the review reply rather than promising a date we cannot hold.