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  1. completely unwearable that flap is gonna mess with your aero and result in at least 20 watt loss. Return asap!!!

  2. Take a piece of thick paper or (ideally) parchment paper, place it on top of the logo and run a dry, hot iron over it lightly. That will re-adhere the logo.

  3. Just take it off. Maybe contact them and see what they say. I had the same thing happen with a logo from NEOPRO but the bibs were fine.

    It’s likely just the process they used to apply the logos didn’t cure properly.

  4. You will not fix this. It is done with the wrong tech – you never wanna use transfer glue on a synthetic fabrics, which is done in this case (glue always gives out with stretching, washing, wear, ect.; it is less of a problem with cotton).

    If it does not leave any residue or trace and looks fine w/o logo – I would say keep it. If not – return.

  5. it’s cosmetic.

    you could run an iron on low heat and reactivate the adhesive, use fabric glue or use an iron on hemming tape.

  6. Mission-Candy1178 on

    People here are memeing over this because it’s obviously cosmetic, but for a garment in this price range, I would 100% reach out to the vendor for compensation/replacement.

  7. InternationalCode14 on

    Bit early for the logo to be peeling, we’re they expensive and are they a good brand?

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