Cancellation Policy

The cancellation policy for shopping depends on the store or platform’s terms and conditions. While each retailer can have different policies, here are some general aspects to look for:

1. Order Cancellation:
   • Before Shipping: Many retailers allow customers to cancel orders before they are shipped. This can often be done directly on the website, or by contacting customer service.
   • After Shipping: Once an item has been shipped, most stores do not allow cancellations, but may offer returns or exchanges once the item arrives.
2. Return/Refund Policy:
   • Timeframe: Many stores offer a set window (3-5 days) for returns or exchanges. This is usually the time after receiving the goods.
   • Condition of Items: Items must often be returned in new, unused, and unwashed condition. Some items (like personalized or perishable goods) may not be eligible for cancellation or returns.
   • Restocking Fees: Some stores may charge a restocking fee for returns, especially if the items were bought in bulk or during a sale
3. Promotions or Special Offers:
   • Discounted Items: Sales or clearance items may have stricter cancellation and return policies.
   • Free Returns: Some stores may offer free returns or allow cancellations even after shipping.

For a specific store or platform’s cancellation policy, it’s best to check their website or contact customer service directly for details.