WARRANTY

All Caribee products are made with the highest attention to detail and are guaranteed to be free of defects in workmanship and materials for a period of 12 months (3 years for the Caribee Platinum Series) from the date of purchase. This warranty does not include normal wear and tear, misuse, improper care or damage by a common carrier or third parties to our products. Should a defect occur with the manufacturing process of your Caribee product, simply return it (at your cost), with your purchase receipt, to the retail store where you bought it. The Caribee warranty is not an international warranty and is only valid in the original country of purchase.

Please note, absolutely no claim will be considered without proof of purchase.

Caribee warranty excludes damage as a result of:

  1. Reasonable or excessive wear and tear;
  2. Damage as the result of mishandling/neglect by airlines or third parties or transport;
  3. Heat, flame, or the natural elements;
  4. Failure to adhere to care instructions;

The Caribee warranty does not cover:

  1. Clips, Buckles, Tri-glides, D-Rings, Zips etc OR in the case of furniture a broken ABS bracket. If these parts are broken during use we may be able to send you replacement parts (dependant on availability) so you can have your product repaired or so you can do it yourself. Email us at info@caribee.com.
  2. Airline damage – it is important when travelling by air that you check you bag for damage upon collection at the baggage carousel. Should damage have occurred to your Caribee product whilst in the possession of the airline, then you must file a claim with the airline before leaving the airport. Damage caused by an airline is not a Caribee warranty issue.

Warranty Claim Approval is at the sole discretion of Caribee. If approved, the product will be repaired or replaced as appropriate. In the case of discontinued models/colours, the faulty item will be replaced with the most similar model from the current available range. Caribee reserves the right to determine the reasonable cost of repair.