It's Murphy's Law applied to fashion. You buy something, and two days later, it goes on sale. Ugh.
Price Adjustment: /noun/ the return of the difference between what you paid and the current selling price.
Example:
You buy a shirt for $34.50 at the Gap. Two days later, it is marked down to $21.99. Simply take your receipt to the store and they will refund you the difference. In this case, you would net $14.27 back in your pocket.
Lots of stores will do this.
Wal Mart
Gap
Old Navy
Banana Republic
Target
Kohl's
Most have a 14 day policy (Target is 7 days) meaning if you buy something and it goes on sale within 2 weeks, you can get the adjustment. In my experience, the stores listed above do not require you to bring the item back in, just the receipt. I keep the receipts in my wallet just in case.
One time I took my receipt up to Gap after I had bought several things for Lincoln and just had them run the receipt to check for me. I didn't even shop the store to check them items. I love doing this!
On the subject of Gap...most Gap (and Old Navy) stores do their markdowns first thing on Tuesday. This was the info given to me last time I asked. Also, items ending in 7 are a final markdown price. (ie: $2.67, $5.97) Happy Shopping!
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Great tip! I've done that with a few things, but I didn't realize how easy it was. Last year at Christmas I unwrapped Colton's gift and took it back to Target because I wanted to rebuy it with a $10 coupon I found. They told me they could just do it with the receipt as "missed coupon". Oh well!
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