Return abuse — wardrobing, bracketing without intent to keep, and outright fraud — represents a small share of returns but a disproportionate share of cost. More importantly, uncertainty about which returns fall into this bucket forces teams into slow, subjective decisions across the board.
Removing uncertainty for the majority of returns lets your team focus their attention on the small minority that actually needs it.
Last updated 11 July 2026·abuse · wardrobing · fraud
