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How we check the numbers

Every return window on this site was read from the retailer’s own policy page by a person, written down in our own words, and dated. Nothing here is scraped, guessed, or generated.

Where a number comes from

For each store, one person opens the retailer’s published return policy in a browser and reads it. The standard window, the categories with shorter or longer windows, what happens without a receipt, and how refunds are paid are each written into a single data file for that store, in plain language rather than the retailer’s wording.

Every figure has to be supported by text that person actually read. If the retailer’s page does not say something, the site does not say it either. Where a page is genuinely unclear, the site says so and points you at the retailer’s own return-by date instead of pretending to be certain.

How often it is checked

Monthly, by hand, the same way. The date of the last check is shown on every page and under every calculated deadline. The site cannot be published while any store’s figures are unchecked: the build stops.

Retailers change their terms without notice. If a date matters to you, confirm it with the retailer before you rely on it. Their page is linked from every one of ours.

What the tool does with your date

It adds the return window to the date you picked and shows the result. That happens in your browser. Nothing you enter is sent anywhere, stored, or tied to you. There is no account and no tracking of what you bought.

What this site is not

  • Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any retailer. Store names identify their published policies and nothing more.
  • Not a copy of any policy. Every sentence is our own summary.
  • Not legal advice, and not a substitute for the retailer’s own return-by date.
  • Not automated. No scraper touches a retailer’s site.

The stores, and when each was last checked

Who runs it

ReturnDays is built and maintained by one person. It exists because the answer to “can I still return this?” is a date, and a date is easier to get wrong than it should be. Figures were last checked September 2026.