About Us

FreshDicksHub is a yoga apparel store operated by SPORTLINE LLC, based in the Bronx, New York. We sell yoga leggings, tops, sports bras, and men’s practice wear for both women and men. This page explains who we are, how we choose what we sell, and what you can expect when you order.

We are a retailer, not a manufacturer. We do not own factories or design every garment from scratch. What we do is select products, verify the fabric and fit information we publish about them, and stand behind the transaction when something goes wrong. That distinction matters for yoga apparel: it tells you which information we control, and which we are relying on the supplier to confirm.

Why we started

Yoga clothing has a specific online failure mode. A legging is described as “squat-proof” and “buttery soft,” but the listing does not say the fabric composition, the weight (GSM), or whether the fabric is opaque under stretch. A top is shown on a model in a backbend, but the listing does not say whether the fabric has four-way stretch or two-way stretch. A size chart says “S/M/L” without chest, waist, and hip measurements, so the buyer is choosing a letter rather than a fit.

FreshDicksHub exists to reduce that failure mode. We carry a focused range rather than an endless catalogue, and we publish the information we can verify: the fabric composition by weight percentage, the fabric weight in GSM where the supplier confirms it, the stretch direction, the opacity rating the supplier gives us, and the body measurements behind each size. Where a specification is not shown on a product page, you can ask us before ordering and we will check the actual garment or tell you that the information is unavailable. We do not expect you to infer fabric performance from a photograph.

How we select products

We do not claim to have visited every factory or tested every fabric. What we can tell you is what we look at before a product goes on the site:

• Fabric composition, by percentage. Every listing states the fibre composition by weight, in descending order, as required for textile products sold in the U.S. and the EU. For yoga apparel, this is not a formality: a 78% polyester / 22% spandex blend behaves differently from a 90% nylon / 10% spandex blend, and the listing states which one you are buying. Where a fibre claim is made — “organic cotton,” “recycled polyester” — the listing repeats it only where the supplier has provided a certificate or test report supporting the claim.
• Fabric weight and stretch. Where the supplier confirms GSM and stretch direction, the listing includes it. A 220 GSM legging with four-way stretch is a different product from a 280 GSM legging with two-way stretch, and the difference matters for coverage, compression, and how the garment moves in a pose.
• Opacity, where the supplier rates it. Yoga leggings are judged on whether they remain opaque under stretch. Where the supplier provides an opacity rating or a test result, the listing states it. Where the supplier does not provide one, the listing says the opacity is not rated, rather than repeating a “squat-proof” claim we cannot verify.
• Size charts with body measurements, not letters alone. Every listing includes chest, waist, and hip measurements (in centimetres and inches) for each size, and the body measurements the size is designed for, not just the garment’s flat measurements. Where a style runs small or large, the listing says so. Where a style is offered in men’s and women’s sizing, the two size systems are stated separately, because a men’s medium and a women’s medium are not the same fit.
• Fitness and body claims are kept factual. We do not describe a garment as “slimming,” “posture-correcting,” or “fat-burning.” Descriptive fit language — “compressive,” “relaxed,” “high-rise,” “full-coverage” — is used where it accurately describes the cut, not as a health or body-modification claim.

This is a screening process, not a certification. It does not replace your own judgment about fit and fabric preference, and it does not make every garment suitable for every body or every practice intensity. But it means the product page reflects what we have actually confirmed, not what reads well.

Fit, try-on, and what “unused” means for yoga apparel

Yoga apparel has to be tried on to be evaluated, and trying it on is not the same as wearing it to a class. For a commercial customer-reason return, we treat a garment as eligible where it has been tried on over clean undergarments, indoors, and not worn for a practice session. A garment that has been worn to a class, washed, stretched by prolonged wear, stained, or returned without the original tags and hygiene liner where one was supplied is not in a resaleable condition on the commercial track.

This standard is separate from the EU statutory withdrawal right. For an EU/EEA consumer exercising the 14-day withdrawal right, the correct benchmark is what you could have done in a physical fitting room: try the garment on, check the fit and coverage, and decide. A missing or damaged original polybag does not by itself entitle us to refuse a statutory withdrawal or to deduct an amount.

Environmental claims: what we say and do not say

We do not describe our range as “sustainable” or our fabrics as “eco-friendly” without a basis. The FTC Green Guides treat an unqualified general environmental benefit claim as deceptive unless the marketer has competent and reliable evidence for it, and the Guides deliberately decline to define “sustainable” or “organic” at all.A retailer that does not own the fabric mills cannot truthfully promise that every supplier meets an undefined environmental standard.

What we can say is narrower and verifiable: where a garment carries a specific, supplier-confirmed fibre claim — for example, a recycled polyester content verified under 16 CFR 260.13, or an organic cotton content backed by a certificate — that claim appears on the product page with the basis the supplier has given us. Where we have not confirmed a claim, we do not repeat it in our marketing. If you want to know the basis for a specific environmental statement on a listing, ask us and we will tell you what we have and what we do not have.

What ordering from us looks like

The operational facts of a cross-border store are part of whether you can trust it, so they belong on this page, not only in a policy footer.

Payment. We accept iDEAL (orders to the Netherlands in EUR) and BLIK (orders to Poland in PLN). No card-number fields are presented, and we do not accept Visa, Mastercard, or other card payments. The available method is shown after you click “Place Order,” because the system needs your destination and currency to determine which local wallet applies. An order is not accepted for processing until the wallet authorisation is confirmed.

Duties and taxes. Orders to the destinations we serve are shipped DDP — the price you pay at checkout covers applicable import duties, customs fees, and VAT. You will not be asked to pay a separate customs bill on delivery. If a carrier contacts you for additional payment on an initial shipment, contact us before paying so we can verify the charge against the DDP arrangement.

Delivery windows. We publish separate windows by lane, not one number for the whole world:

• United States: processing 1—3 business days; transit 5—8 business days; total 6—11 business days.
• U.S. to major EU destinations (France, Germany, Italy, Spain, the Netherlands, Belgium, and comparable markets): processing 1—3 business days; transit 7—11 business days; total 8—14 business days.
• U.S. to other EU destinations (Portugal, Sweden, Greece, Finland, Poland, and comparable markets): processing 1—3 business days; transit 9—14 business days; total 10—17 business days.

These windows include DDP clearance. They are estimates, not guaranteed dates.

Returns. EU/EEA consumers have a statutory 14-day withdrawal right running from the day the goods are received, exercisable through the electronic withdrawal function on the site without pre-approval. Beyond that, our commercial returns policy covers damaged, defective, or incorrect items within 30 days of delivery, and change-of-mind returns within 14 days subject to the condition standard described above. The full allocation of return shipping and any non-recoverable tax is set out in the Returns & Refunds Policy, and the statutory right is not reduced by the commercial terms.

Who you are dealing with

SPORTLINE LLC
1115 Jerome Ave #6B, Bronx, NY 10452, United States
Email: [email protected] (Mon—Fri, 08:00—17:00 UTC−5)
Phone: +1 6462542334
Part number: 20261184325