You've found a T-shirt you like, maybe from Windbar's latest drop, and you're ready to check out. But wait—what happens if it doesn't fit? In Florida, there's no law that says a store has to take it back just because it's not your size. That's up to the store's own policy.

So before you hit 'buy,' ask yourself: Is this a final sale? Some stores mark items as final sale, especially during promotions. If the size is uncertain, consider ordering two sizes and returning the one that doesn't work—but only if the store allows returns.

Here's a quick checklist to run through:

• Does the store have a clear return policy on its website?
• Is there a specific window for returns (e.g., 30 days)?
• Do they require the item to be unworn with tags attached?
• Are there any exclusions for sale items or limited releases?

If you can't find these answers, that's a red flag. A reputable seller will make their return policy easy to find and understand.