Taking clothes back without tags

Well, someone has worn it, so its quite obviously not new...

I'm sure if you read most store return policies, they will state that the items need to be in an unworn condition, with tags attached.

I know I'd be pretty hacked off if I bought something that someone else had worn, and Im sure Im not alone in that thought.

if you don't have a receipt a credit card/debit card statement could also work the trick.

does that really work in shops?

Where I work no receipt= No money back, just vouchers to spend in the store. (or are you just talking about getting an exchange?)

OP, they should take it back without tags, as it can still be resold. And provided it looks in a brand new condition then they shouldn't have any qualms about taking it back.

I work in a store, nowhere does it say unworn. It just says saleable condition and an item can still be in saleable condition after one or even two wearings. The item having been worn does not make it un-saleable and the next buyer is not going to know that it has been worn once or twice as long as it is clean and without fault. Most refunds that we get back tend to have been worn otherwise how would the person know there is problem?

Not having the tags attached is not a problem as you can often end up buying clothes which don't have tags.

Ok, so is it not misleading for the store to be selling something as new, when its been worn 'once or twice', therefore is quite clearly not new?

Maybe I just have higher standards than you, given that you think that its perfectly accetable to sell something as new when it quite clearly isnt, but I know I would be pretty angry if I had paid full price for an item that someone else had worn even if it is just 'once or twice'....whether its in a 'saleable' condition or not.

P.S Who do you work for? Just to make sure I never shop there, you know, incase I get someones sloppy seconds....

Ok, so is it not misleading for the store to be selling something as new, when its been worn 'once or twice', therefore is quite clearly not new?

Maybe I just have higher standards than you, given that you think that its perfectly accetable to sell something as new when it quite clearly isnt, but I know I would be pretty angry if I had paid full price for an item that someone else had worn even if it is just 'once or twice'....whether its in a 'saleable' condition or not.

P.S Who do you work for? Just to make sure I never shop there, you know, incase I get someones sloppy seconds....

Ok, so is it not misleading for the store to be selling something as new, when its been worn 'once or twice', therefore is quite clearly not new?

Maybe I just have higher standards than you, given that you think that its perfectly accetable to sell something as new when it quite clearly isnt, but I know I would be pretty angry if I had paid full price for an item that someone else had worn even if it is just 'once or twice'....whether its in a 'saleable' condition or not.

P.S Who do you work for? Just to make sure I never shop there, you know, incase I get someones sloppy seconds....

I bought a dress from French Connection (thankfully not too expensive) yesterday and didn't notice the sales assistant had taken off all the tags at the counter until I got home. Why would she do that?! Although I still have the receipt, I'm not sure if they'll accept a refund if I want to return the dress :-/

I bought a dress from French Connection (thankfully not too expensive) yesterday and didn't notice the sales assistant had taken off all the tags at the counter until I got home. Why would she do that?! Although I still have the receipt, I'm not sure if they'll accept a refund if I want to return the dress :-/

However, nearly every item in the store has been tried on therefore if has already been worn by nemuros amounts of customers. Weather they decided to buy it or not, most clothing items have been worn for a various amount of moments weather it was one minute or five.