Return Window: The time frame within which you can return items. Common periods are 30 or 60 days from the date of purchase.
Condition of Items: Returns usually require items to be unworn, unwashed, and with original tags and packaging intact.
Receipt or Proof of Purchase: Most brands require you to provide a receipt or order confirmation to process the return.
Refund or Exchange: Policies often specify whether you’ll receive a refund to your original payment method or if you can exchange the item for something else.
Shipping Costs: Some brands cover return shipping costs, while others may charge for return shipping or offer a prepaid return label.
Exceptions: Certain items, like sale or clearance items, might be non-returnable. Special items like custom or personalized products are often excluded from returns.
Return Process: Instructions on how to return items, whether through mail or in-store. This usually involves filling out a return form and packaging the item securely.
Refund Processing Time: The time it takes to process your return and issue a refund, which can vary from a few days to several weeks.
