Display the policy
It is the customer's only protection.
Florida does not make shops give refunds. It only makes them tell you first.
A great many shoppers assume a legal right to return anything that disappoints. In Florida there is no such right — a retailer may refuse refunds entirely, provided the policy is displayed. That makes the display the whole protection, and burying it near the floor is a choice.
So ours is at the till and printed on the receipt before payment, including which items are final sale. A customer who knew the terms and chose to buy is a customer who comes back; one who discovers them a week later is not.
The other thing a small boutique owes people is honesty about fit and about stock. Saying a dress is not right, or that we will not be getting another in that size, costs a sale today and is the reason anyone trusts the opinion next time.
It is the customer's only protection.
Even when it costs the sale.
No replicas, at any price.
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