General Return policy

No Refund Policy

You could include a no refund policy, a type of return policy that explicitly informs customers that you do not provide refunds on items they purchase. You can write a strict no refund policy or provide more leniency by offering customers item exchanges or store credit. While you’re not legally required to have a return policy, in some US states, by default, you must provide full refunds on items unless you post a policy stating otherwise.

All Sales Final Policy/

Alternatively, you could add an all sales final policy which is a return policy informing your customers that there are no refunds, returns, or exchanges on items after purchase. Businesses commonly use this policy for sale or clearance items, customized products, or non-returnable items like delicates or perishables.

Money Back Guarantee Another type of return policy might include a money-back guarantee, which promises your customers that they can return an item and receive their money back for any reason after making a purchase.

You might choose to write this policy on limited items or offer it as a way to encourage customers to finalize more sales.