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What is the policy on returning handbags to a department store?

When you purchase a handbag from a department store, there are various return policies you may have to contend with on your return visit. Because the department store inventory varies so greatly, and because there are some smaller designer retail outlets within the department store, you need to know the return policies before you buy any item. If you buy a purse from the general stock of the department store, you will most likely only deal with the return policy of the store itself. Most department store return policies require that you return the bag within a certain number of days, usually thirty days, and that you have a receipt accompanying your returned item. If you don't have a receipt some stores will take the return anyway as long as the bag is in good condition. However, instead of your money back, you will get store credit to buy another handbag. If you bought a designer handbag at one of the counters for a specific designer, you will not only need to consult the store's return policy but also the designer's policy. Many designer return policies are strict and require that you return the bag within a few days of purchase and in all the same wrapping as when it was sold. Any protective plastic covers and wrap must be in place and you must have your receipt. This is to prevent people from buying a designer bag, taking it home and unwrapping it, using it once for a special occasion and then returning it.

What is the policy for returning handbags to a designer boutique?

If you bought a bag at a designer boutique, you know that these specialty stores offer great service and selection in comparison to department stores. However, their return policies are often strict, so find out what you must do to return your bag for a full refund before you buy. Most boutique store return policies for designer handbags require that you return the bag within a few days of the sale, possibly three days. You must have your receipt for the bag and bring it along. You must also leave the handbag in all the plastic protective wrapping. If, for example, the zipper pull is wrapped in plastic and a small cardboard protective case, the zipper pull must still be in this little case when you return the bag. The designer boutique is trying to ward off the customer who buys a designer bag and uses it once, only to return it expecting a full refund. Some designer boutiques will offer you a partial refund if you return the bag a few days late. They may offer you store credit for returning handbags unwrapped but in pristine condition. Each store varies, so get the return policy in writing.

What is the policy on returning handbags unused?

If you bought a handbag that you loved at the store only to get it home and find that it doesn't go with anything you own, you can return it to the store. Most retailers will accept returning handbags unused with a few conditions. First, you need to have your receipt. If you don't, you may be lucky enough to get store credit, but find out before you leave the store if this is their policy. Second, you need to have any packaging that the bag came in. If it had a special bag or box to hold it, bring that along too. Finally, there is a time limit for most stores on returning handbags. This can vary greatly depending on the store and ranges from three to thirty days.

What is the policy on returning handbags used?

When you buy a purse, you don't always know if it's right for you until you get it home and start carrying it. Once you load it down with all your stuff, you may realize that it isn't the bag for you. Returning handbags used is sometimes a relatively easy proposition, but it does have conditions. Depending on where you bought your purse and if it is a designer handbag, the return policy may allow you to bring back a used bag. In fact, for some lower cost bags you buy at the department store, the store clerk probably won't know the difference if you treated the bag well. Designer handbags require that the packaging still be on the purse when it is returned, so returning it used is out of the question. For other store bags, bring your receipt with the used bag and again, make sure it is in good condition. The store will not take a bag that has been stained, torn or otherwise manhandled. Also be sure to observe the store's return policy time limit. You may have from three to thirty days to return the bag, even with your receipt.

What is the policy on returning handbags without a receipt?

Whether you bought a handbag and lost the receipt or you got a handbag as a gift that you want to exchange, returning handbags without a receipt may or may not be possible at various retail stores. If your handbag was a gift, look in the box for a gift receipt. These receipts are issued by some stores to expedite the returns process. The receipt will list the date and location of the purchase, as well as the store code for the handbag, but it will not list the price paid. You can take the gift receipt to the returns counter and get a full refund or an exchange, whichever you prefer. If there is no gift receipt or if you bought the handbag and tossed the receipt when you got home, take the bag back to the store and ask if they are willing to give you store credit. This will enable you to find another purse that you like, but you won't get your money back. If you bought a designer handbag and don't have the receipt, it is highly unlikely that you will be able to return it at all.

What is the policy on returning handbags after a formal?

Most stores have a return policy that outlines the returns for formal and/or expensive handbags.While their regular return policy may allow for a handbag return within a certain number of days, most policies have exceptions for formal wear or evening accessories. So if you bought a beaded handbag or silk handbag with the intention of returning it, read the return policy carefully first. Because if you get the purse back to the store expecting to get your money back on something you really couldn't afford in the first place, you may be out of luck and out of cash.

What do I need to know about returning handbags to an Internet seller?

Returning handbags on the Internet can be a little different than returning handbags at retail stores. So if you ordered your purse on the Internet, keep these things in mind before you return it: · You will need to ship your purse back to the seller. Most Internet sites do not cover the postage of return mail, so you will have to pay for the postage when you ship the box back. There should be a return shipping label included with the order when you received it. Use this to ship the handbag. · Always include the receipt with the box. You can make a copy and keep it or send the copy with the order. The most important thing to put in with the handbag is the shipping receipt. This proves that it was indeed shipped by the Internet seller and received by you. · Finally, include any original packaging. Most Internet sites require you to send the bag back in its original packing and protective plastic coating. Do not remove any of this wrapping until you are sure you will keep the purse. Returning handbags to an Internet site without this packaging is difficult if not impossible.

What is the policy on returning handbags to an Internet website?

If you are returning handbags to an Internet site, keep in mind that you will need to include all the necessary details along with the purses in order to get your money back. Always ask for an Internet website's return policy before making any purchases. Some websites will refund your money within a certain number of days if you meet their requirements. Others will give you credit, while others won't return your money no matter what. Most likely, you will have to pay the postage on the returned handbag. Include all the original packaging still on the bag. Also include the shipping receipt and a copy of the credit card receipt. Use the return shipping label included with the purse to ship it back in the same box to the company. Of course, if the purse was on clearance or final sale, you may not be able to return it with or without the receipt.