About Wollner
Wollner (stylized as Wöllner in Brazil) is an apparel and fashion brand founded in the 1980s in Rio de Janeiro. The company started with founder Lauro Wöllner producing accessories like wallets and backpacks, and has since evolved into a full clothing and accessories label with a strong outdoor and urban-lifestyle identity. Today, Wollner operates multiple retail stores and outlet locations in Rio de Janeiro and sells unisex casualwear, sports-inspired apparel, bags, footwear, and accessories through its physical stores and online shop.([modafeminina.com.br](https://www.modafeminina.com.br/detalhe/wollner-roupas-para-ciclismo-femininas-e-masculinas?utm_source=openai))
A charge labelled something like “DBWOLLNER 756373” on a card statement is likely from a purchase at a Wollner physical store or its online shop (wollner.com.br). It may correspond to clothing, backpacks, or accessories, and the trailing numbers often represent terminal IDs, store IDs, or transaction references. Depending on your bank, the descriptor may appear with additional banking or acquirer codes before or after the name, but the core merchant is the Wollner retail brand.([modafeminina.com.br](https://www.modafeminina.com.br/detalhe/wollner-roupas-para-ciclismo-femininas-e-masculinas?utm_source=openai))
To verify a Wollner charge, cardholders should first cross-check the transaction date and amount with recent clothing or accessory purchases made in Brazil, especially in Rio de Janeiro or on Wollner’s website. Look for an email receipt, a paper receipt from a Wollner store, or an online account order history if you shopped via their e-commerce site. If the charge is still unclear, contact your card issuer to request details such as the city and merchant category code, then reach out to Wollner via the contact channels on wollner.com.br or by calling a listed store for assistance. If you suspect fraud, promptly dispute the charge with your bank and request a card replacement while monitoring your account for additional unauthorized transactions.