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WARRANTY AND CARE
Mace is committed to You!When you purchase our gear you’re starting a relationship with your local dealer and Mace. As a consumer you are an important part of what we do and your input helps us make a better product, but we couldn’t do it without our network of dealers either. Your Mace dealer is your best friend and an invaluable resource; with local trail knowledge, maintenance tips and all of the gear you need for a good time on a bike, they are people worth getting to know.
Our dealers are on the front lines and are there to help you with anything Mace. We make great gear and we want you to be happy with our products. If your Mace product ever suffers from a manufacturer defect (see below for specifics), then bring it into one of our amazing dealers and they will be able to assess the problem and help you with getting it fixed. Sleep soundly at night and know that Mace and our dealers are there for you when you need them.
Manufacturing Defects Include: Damage to materials and workmanship present at the time of purchase.
Manufacturing Defects Do Not Include:
• Tears
• Pilling
• Broken zippers
• Damage or fading resulting from normal wear and tear
• Improper care and washing
Care for Your Mace
You just purchased new Mace Gear, here are some things you can do to keep it looking and smelling its best.
Wash before you wear: It’s always a good idea to wash a new item of clothing before you wear it, especially Polyester clothing. This will ensure that when you wear your clothing for the first time it doesn’t end up smelling.
Wash it right: When you wash Mace gear use cold water and then hang it to dry. This will make sure your colors stay bright and your gear looks right, avoiding pilling and fading.
Don’t wash with Velcro: When you wash your Mace gear make sure you don’t wash it with anything that has Velcro on it. Why? Because the Velcro will stick to your nice clothes and pull at the material causing it to pill, look worn and old.
Don’t leave your gear in a pile: If you leave your gear in a wet pile or in a bag you will most likely come back to a bad surprise. So take that extra few minutes to deal with your gear when you get home.