Poll: Return Policy

By -
I'm a returner. I buy things I'm unsure about, take them home, see how they look with the clothes I imagined them with. I never take tags off or wear them out, but I have to think about most things before I'm sure I want to keep them. I used to leave things in the store to see if I remembered them later, but I lost too many good deals to my indecisiveness. If an item cannot be returned, I have to spend eternity in a store thinking about it. I probably return half of what I buy. However, I never waste money on items I don't like or that don't quite work. Do you return stuff?
poll by twiigs.com

Bonus Question: Do you return more or less when you shop with friends?

Comments

Jael Paris said…
I only recall returning things I bought online (Target) because they didn't fit correctly. I prefer to stalk an item in the store. If it's gone before I buy it, it wasn't meant to be.
May 12, 2010 at 11:03 PM
Lesa said…
I usually return more of the thngs I buy online, but I have no qualms about purchasing and returning.
May 13, 2010 at 12:39 AM
Robin said…
My significant other gives me a lot of teasing for the amount of things I return. I stood in F21 for almost 20 minutes last week agonizing over a dress because of their crappy return policy and my low funds. Especially when it comes to online purchases- I'd say I return about half of what I order.
May 13, 2010 at 11:45 AM
Vicki said…
If I buy something and it doesn't quite fit, but it's close, I'll take the sewing machine to it. Especially because I have a large bust and tiny waist and NOBODY makes clothes that fit me off the rack. I've taken to buying size 18 womens button-downs because they close around my chest and sewing darts into the front and back to make them fit me. I am quickly becoming a pro at this! So "fit" is very relative to me. If I like an item and the price is right, I'll MAKE it fit.
July 2, 2010 at 2:50 PM
Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Shop: Green Tree Jewelry

By -
Image
Shop: Green Tree Jewelry Why We Love It: It is unintentionally "big cat" theme week here at FMF. Hence the the two sets of big cat earring featured up front. However, this shop has a lot more to offer than cats of all sizes. These laser cut wooden earrings range from fun swirling designs to intricate peacocks. Best of all, the earrings I've featured here today all cost only $12.95. (Although the shop sells some other higher priced goods). Price Range: $12.95 - $79.95 Links: Facebook Favorite Items: Click through the slideshow below to see some favorite items. View this collection on Polyvore Shop: Green Tree Jewelry by fashionbeccafabulous on polyvore.com Pictured: Tiger Earrings ; Koala Earrings ; Ring-Tailed Lemur Earrings ; Radishes That Hang On Your Ear Earrings ; Cup of Coffee Earrings ; Scissors Earrings ; Rhino Earrings ; Peacock Earrings ; Lion Earrings (also pictured above) All linked earrings cost $12.95.
Read more

Happy 10th Anniversary... and goodbye.

By -
Image
What we looked like in 2009 Ten years ago I created, Fashion Me Fabulous, wrote up a handful of posts, picked a layout and send it all to my friend, Jael. “I’ve started a fashion blog. What do you think?” She gave me a few tips, wrote a couple “guest posts” and before long became my blogging partner. Together, we built a blog and community I could have never built alone. From the end of 2007 to the end of 2014, Fashion Me Fabulous ran regular content about fun, affordable fashion. Jael and I covered fashion week , reviewed fashion books , wrote about fashion history and did more shopping than seems humanly possible to search out the best clothes and accessories . We explored our personal styles , scoured Etsy for unique creations . I watched every single episode of Project Runway and blogged about it. Jael created an amazing presence on Polyvore . We learned all sorts of things about coding and websites and content and graphic design and so on. (You can tell if you look at
Read more

Dramatic Makeup

By -
Image
October is the perfect month for anyone who loves a dramatic look. Because of Halloween, you can get away with more in the makeup department than you can the rest of the year. You want to try false eyelashes? Go for it. You want to color your eyebrows? Do it. Color outside the lines with eyeshadow? Why not? Live it up so much in October that people will think black lipstick in November is practically normal.
Read more