Can I Return Baby Clothes without Receipt?

Can I Return Baby Clothes without Receipt? While in the store sifting through a few lines of clothes for yourself, you decided to visit the baby section to purchase a few clothes for your lovely little one. Of course, he has enough already, but that wouldn’t stop you from getting him those fancy knit pants. Now you decide whether to return baby clothes as a part of your purchase. You purchase a few of them, selecting the ideal size based on your discretion. However, on getting home, you discover the unimaginable; they don’t fit. And worse, you lost the receipts on your way back home. What do you do? [ez-pause-ms 1000] In this scenario, you have two choices: you can either decide to forget about the clothes and purchase a new one instead or proceed to return the clothes. But remember your receipt—the little paper which signifies that you made the purchase—is gone. So how do you pull this off? [ez-pause-ms 1000] Can you return those oversized clothes without a receipt? If you have been troubled by this question, this video will help put your mind to rest. Can you return or exchange new, unworn baby clothes? Normally, you expect a retailer to accept returned unworn baby clothes, but that isn’t always the case. While most retailers will be kind enough to allow you to return or exchange new, unworn clothing, others may not, especially if you fail to produce a receipt or return the clothes after 30 days. The purchase receipt is key to returning products as it shows ownership and indicates that you actually bought it from the store and not from somewhere else. If perhaps you lost the receipt of the baby clothing you purchased, you may have to carry out some research to determine where you bought the clothing from. And after figuring out where the purchase was made, you should visit the store pronto to make the return. But, since you aren’t with a receipt, the chances of returning the clothing is 50-50. Can you return or exchange used baby clothes? So after purchasing a nice long-sleeve footed pajamas for your little one and watching him wear them for some time, you decide to return them because your mom said it looks awful on him. While returning a used baby cloth is possible, doing the same for used baby clothes can be very tricky. Many stores wouldn’t want to accept items that have been washed or that show glaring signs of wear. However, there is a little exception.[ez-pause-ms 1000] If the clothing item bought was discovered to be flawed after use or failed to live up to the buyer’s expectation, most stores would consider accepting the product back. For instance, if the cloth shrinks after just one wash or a button gets loose, etc. (provided you can present the receipt), some may decide to look up your purchase through your payment method and reprint the receipt ( if you lost your receipt). Returning baby clothes to Target[ez-pause-ms 1000] If you are a nursing or expectant mother, the chances are that you know about Target. Target sells a variety of baby clothes, which is why it remains a popular baby cloth brand for expectant and nursing mothers. Aside from being one of the most popular choices for baby clothes, Target is also well known for its relatively generous return policy, which could melt any mother’s heart. What does their return policy state briefly? According to Target’s return policy, you have 90 days (2 months) to return your item for a complete refund. It is that simple.[ez-pause-ms 1000] All you have to do is walk into the store with the purchased baby clothing and receipt. If you made payment via your Red Card, you have an extra 30 days to return the item. Furthermore, if your item is a Target brand, you have up to a full year to return it. Lovely, right? [ez-pause-ms 1000] Definitely! [ez-pause-ms 1000]