Before placing an order for Brazilian fightwear in an online store, there are some queries that must first be addressed. The 'fightwear' in question here is made up of the clothing items worn by people who take part in Brazilian martial arts, such as Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. The clothing items are unique in their design, specifically crafted to afford the practitioners ease of movement as they engage in the Brazilian martial arts they are involved in. 

Practitioners also require a certain level of protection from injuries as they practice martial arts, and that is also a consideration in the design of these fightwear. It emerges that a person looking for such fightwear items has the option of either buying them in a local brick and mortar store, or ordering them through the Internet. This article will focus on the second option, particularly on the things you have to consider and the questions you have to have answered before placing your order. What makes these questions important? We will consider that as well.

The first question would have something to do with the online seller's faithfulness to the product representation in the website. Will they deliver the product as it was presented in the picture? It is a sad reality how some sellers post great photos of the products for the sole purpose of catching the buyers'  eyes. The buyer then places the order. But once the actual items arrive on his doorstep, it turns out that they are so different from what they saw on the photographs on the website. If you are resorting to online shopping, you have to face the possibility that what you saw on the website (and ordered) would not be what you will receive. Thus, you have to make sure you do some confirmations first.

You also have to get an answer from the seller if the purchase price indicated on their website pertaining to the Brazilian fightwear you plan to buy already includes shipping costs. In some cases, you have to know that it is possible that shipping would cost more than the actual selling prices of the fightwear. In other words, the shipping bill can be rather huge. The matter as to who will shoulder the shipping costs of the purchase would have to be settled between you and the seller. Should your discussion reveal that it will ultimately be you who will pay for the shipping bill, you have to assess how much it will cost you to have the items shipped to you. Then you will want to figure out whether the deal still makes sense, even when the shipping bill is factored in.

Next, do not place an order online unless you've asked if the seller accepts product returns should you find problems with it after receiving it. Check out his Return and Exchange policy. You have to keep it in mind that the fightwear items may turn out to be manifestly defective when they are eventually shipped to you. They could even be delivered to you in unusable state. You thus need to pose this question, in order to understand what your options would be, in that scenario.