Japanese Demon Ring 'Sypical
Opt for the myth of Japan by adopting this Japanese Demon Ring of the god Oni! Representing a lion of the Japanese tradition, made for the fans.
Steel : High resistance & durability
Weight : 10.5g
Unisex : Japanese mixed ring
No discomfort on the skin
Size: circumference in millimeter
STANDARD DELIVERY OFFERED
Do not bleach
Do not tumble dry
Dry cleaning with PCE only
Ironing (medium heat)
Delicate wash at 30°C or less- Hanging to dry
- Reshaping in a wet state
We deliver anywhere in the world for free (USA, Canada, Europe, Asia, North Africa, Australia).
- We ship the package in 1 to 2 business days (excluding weekends).
- A tracking number is attached to the email confirmation of shipment to follow your package on our site or the site of your national post.
- (Allow 3 to 4 weeks for the DOM-TOM).
- The delivery is made from Monday to Saturday from 8am to 5pm. If you are not there, the package will be left in your mailbox or will be delivered to your local post office or to the nearest relay point of your home.
RETURN & REFUND
- 20 days retraction period.
- Free exchange at no additional cost.
- For any exchange, send us an email to support@japanstreet.fr.
- All items must be returned in their original condition with their labels.
- Refund within 5 to 7 days after receipt of the return package.
Most of our clothes follow a Japanese size chart. That's why we advise you to choose a size above the one you are used to!
Important : It is possible that the size of a particular piece is not the same as the one in the table below, in this case, it will be indicated with a table in the description of the product, pay attention to it.
(Some of our clothes are in European size, it is important to read the description to know what size it is for each item)
Example: If you are used to wear M, take L!
To guide you in your choice, here is a table that will allow you to know your Japanese size.
Think that the majority of our clothes adopt an oversize cut (loose).
For sneakers, our sizes are standard.
