Come As You Are review

Come As You Are is a worker-owned shop in Toronto. You can order online without joining the co-op, and the Toronto shop offers in-person binder fittings. I’d check whether I could get help with fit before I ordered.

Check your delivery options first

The shop lists local courier delivery in Toronto on weekdays, except holidays. It also ships within Canada and says it can send orders to a Canadian post office if you put the location in the order notes. If I were ordering from abroad, I’d check the shipping notice before putting anything in my cart. PlayBlue is a useful comparison if you want to check how another shop handles delivery by destination.

Check fit and defects separately

Come As You Are asks customers to get in touch about defective items. Its customer service page lists a one-year warranty on electric and rechargeable products. That includes the kind of app-enabled devices listed in its We-Vibe collection. Ordinary returns depend on the item. The shop accepts binder returns in new condition with the original packaging, while sex toys can only be returned if they’re defective.

Anabel’s take

If I was nearby and unsure about binder sizing, I’d try one on at the Toronto shop. If I was ordering a rechargeable toy online, I’d save the receipt and contact the shop directly if it stopped working.

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