True Religion
True Religion is an iconic American denim and lifestyle brand founded in 2002, known for its premium jeans featuring the signature Super T stitch, horseshoe logo, and Buddha imagery. The brand offers high-quality denim, activewear, and accessories for men, women, and kids.
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True Religion customer service
Use any of the convenient means below to contact True Religion customer service.
| Phone | (877) 302-9933 |
| Web | https://www.truereligion.com/contact.html |
| Chat | Click to chat |
| [email protected] |
True Religion jobs
True Religion offers a collaborative culture that works together across all departments and channels to continually innovate and reinvent. Are you Fearless? Focused? Open? Fast? Explore our current opportunities and apply today.
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Headquarters
2030 E Maple Ave. Suite 100
El Segundo, CA 90245
(323) 266-3072
[email protected]
Returns
What is the return window?
True Religion gladly accepts the return of merchandise in its original condition (unworn, unwashed, with tags attached) or defective merchandise. Refunds for merchandise returned within 30 days and accompanied by the original receipt will be credited in the same form as the original payment method.
Do I need a receipt to return an item?
If you no longer have your receipt, we will exchange merchandise or issue a merchandise credit based on the current selling price of the returned merchandise.
Are there any items that are non-returnable?
Swimwear, intimate apparel and discounted items ending in $0.95 are final sale and may not be returned or exchanged. Gift cards may not be returned or redeemed for cash, except where required by law.
How will I receive my refund?
Once your package has been received, your refund will be processed within 2 to 3 weeks. If there is a refund due, a credit will be issued in the original form of payment. For in-store returns, most returns will be credited back to your original form of payment within 5 business days.
Can I return online purchases in-store?
Items purchased in one of our stores can be returned to any True Religion store. Find a store near you to check store hours and address info. Take your item and receipt to the store to return. Note: Stores cannot refund items purchased with Apple Pay, Paypal, Amazon Pay, AfterPay and Klarna. These type of orders must to be shipped back to our warehouse.
Editor's Take
You know that feeling when a brand just gets it? True Religion kind of invented that vibe back in 2002, and honestly, they're still riding that wave-but with way more intention now.
Here's the thing about True Religion: they didn't start like most fashion brands. Instead of making samples and testing the market, they just went all in and produced 14,000 pairs of jeans right out the gate. Bold move, right? But that Super T stitch-that five-needle, two-stitch-per-inch signature-became instantly recognizable. It was denim, but not like anything else out there.
Fast forward through some rough patches (bankruptcy in 2017, another one in 2020), and the brand's basically having its main character moment again. They're on track to hit $450 million in sales, with their sights set on becoming a billion-dollar brand. And they're doing it by leaning hard into what made them cool in the first place: authenticity, bold style, and serious street cred.
The comeback strategy is pretty smart, actually. They've partnered with people like Megan Thee Stallion, Quavo, and Brazilian pop star Anitta-not just for ads, but because these artists genuinely wear the brand. Quavo was posting True Religion fits on Instagram even after his contract ended. That's the kind of organic love you can't fake.
What's interesting is how they're balancing nostalgia with innovation. Gen Z discovered True Religion through TikTok's Y2K revival, but the brand isn't just rehashing old designs. They've updated their women's line, expanded into accessories and even pet products, and they're pushing hard on digital-e-commerce is about to make up half their business.
They've also built this whole "Team True" creator platform where everyone from stylists to athletes gets monthly pieces and creates content in their own authentic way. It's less "here's our campaign" and more "here's our community." The difference matters.
Sure, the jeans still run pricey (we're talking $200-$300+), but True Religion has always been about that premium denim life. And with 51 stores across the U.S. plus a growing online presence, they're making it easier to get your hands on those iconic horseshoe-stitched back pockets.
The brand's "Own Your True" platform basically sums up their whole philosophy: be yourself, unapologetically. It's not just marketing speak-it's baked into everything from their collaborations to their product design. Whether you're into the classic straight-leg Ricky jeans or the newer activewear drops, there's this thread (pun intended) of individuality running through it all.