About Rip Curl
Rip Curl is an Australian surfwear and action-sports company known for its wetsuits, surfboards accessories, beachwear, and lifestyle apparel for men, women, and kids. Founded in 1969 in Torquay, Victoria, the brand has grown into one of the world’s best-known surf companies, offering products such as boardshorts, bikinis, t‑shirts, jackets, bags, watches, and technical surf hardware. Rip Curl sells through branded retail stores, outlet shops, its official website, and a wide network of surf and sporting goods retailers worldwide.
A Rip Curl charge on your card is typically from purchasing clothing, wetsuits, surf equipment, or accessories either in a Rip Curl store, through their official e‑commerce site, or via a hosted payment link at events or pop‑up outlets. Customers may also see charges related to online orders, pre‑orders, or shipping fees. In some cases, a small temporary authorization may appear when you place an online order, which is later converted into the final transaction amount once the order ships.
If you don’t recognize a Rip Curl charge, start by checking recent online orders, email receipts, and any in‑store purchases where you used tap‑and‑go or mobile wallets. Look for an order confirmation from Rip Curl in your email and compare the amount and date. You can contact Rip Curl customer service via the support or contact page on their website, providing your name, approximate purchase date, and the last four digits of the card used to help them locate the transaction. If the charge still seems unfamiliar or appears to be fraudulent, reach out to your bank or card issuer to dispute the transaction and request further investigation.