Store Return Policies: 700+ Retailers, A to Z
Summary:
Bought something that does not fit, broke on day two, or was a gift you will never use? Each guide below covers one store: how long you have to return it, whether you need a receipt, what the store will not take back, and how you get your money. 701 stores, grouped by what they sell and sorted A to Z.
Jump to a category: Clothing and activewear | Shoes | Department, discount and warehouse stores | Home, furniture and hardware | Electronics, phones and software | Outdoor and sporting goods | Beauty and fragrance | Grocery, pharmacy and health | Jewelry, bags and eyewear | Luxury fashion | Baby, kids and toys | Auto parts and car dealers | Pet stores | Books, crafts, office and more
Clothing and activewear return policies
217 stores.
Shoes return policies
59 stores.
Department, discount and warehouse stores return policies
61 stores.
Home, furniture and hardware return policies
70 stores.
Electronics, phones and software return policies
53 stores.
Outdoor and sporting goods return policies
44 stores.
Beauty and fragrance return policies
30 stores.
Grocery, pharmacy and health return policies
27 stores.
Jewelry, bags and eyewear return policies
36 stores.
Luxury fashion return policies
25 stores.
Baby, kids and toys return policies
19 stores.
| 4moms | Albee Baby | BabyBjörn |
| Babyshop | Carseat Canopy | Carter's |
| Cat & Jack | Chicco | Giggle |
| Graco | GroVia | iBaby |
| Janie and Jack | Kyte Baby | MORI |
| OshKosh B'gosh | Seven Slings | Stride Rite |
| Toys R Us |
Auto parts and car dealers return policies
6 stores.
Pet stores return policies
6 stores.
Books, crafts, office and more return policies
48 stores.
When the store says no
- Paid by credit card? Some cards include purchase protection or return protection that can refund an item the store will not take back. Check your card’s benefits guide before the window closes.
- Store will not follow its own policy? You can ask your card issuer for a chargeback. Keep the receipt, the posted policy and your messages with the store. Issuers set time limits on disputes.
- Paid with Affirm, Klarna or Afterpay? The store handles the return, then the provider adjusts your plan. Report the return in the provider’s app and keep watching your payment schedule until the refund posts, since a missed installment can still cost you. More in buy now, pay later vs credit cards.
Andrew is the Content Director for SuperMoney, a Certified Financial Planner®, and a Certified Personal Finance Counselor. He loves to geek out on financial data and translate it into actionable insights everyone can understand. His work is often cited by major publications and institutions, such as Forbes, U.S. News, Fox Business, SFGate, Realtor, Deloitte, and Business Insider.
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