If you are unhappy with any of our products at the time you receive them, feel free to send them back. Damage due to wear and tear will be repaired at a reasonable cost.*

What is Serviceable

• Wader Boots
• Suspenders Tailoring
• Pockets Restitched
• Seam Failure
• Main & Pocket Zippers
• Stitching Issues
• Delamination Issues

What Can You Fix in the Field

• Pinhole Leaks
• Rips & Tears
• Boot Leaks
• Seam Failure

Instructions

1. You will need a Return Authorization Number (RA)
   • Visit www.sitkagear.com/contact/warranties
   • SITKA covers warranty shipping both ways
     • You'll receive a pre-paid shipping label to your email from FedEx within 48 hours*
   • We will e-mail you once your item(s) are checked in
   • If we can repair it, we will have it finished and on its way back to you within 6-8 weeks

NOTE: If this is an end of year service plan, we will contact you to obtain credit card information.

There are many ways you can clean your waders. Below is an easy at home method:

What is Serviceable

1. Remove excess dirt & debris.
2. Fill your bathtub with warm or cold water. If your waders are soiler, we recommend using warm water. Add a liquid detergent such as 'Revivex Wetsuit and Drysuit Shampoo' from Gear Aid or 'Performance Wash' from Grangers.
3. Scrub with a soft bristle brush inside and outside of waders. Easiest to lay the waders flat in the bathtub.
4. Rinse off waders and hang upside down.
5. While the waders are still damp, apply a spray on Durable Water Repellent treatment. For best results, dry with a blow dryer on a medium setting waving about 6 to 8 inches above garment. NOTE: You can damage waders if you isolate high heat on one spot. We recommend either 'Revivex Water Repellent' from Gear Aid or 'Performance Repel' from Grangers.
6. Dry waders completely by hanging upside down from the boots. Do not store damp or wet, this will result in mildew and fabric detorioration.