Under our no questions asked 7 day guarantee policy we will refund your payment on any bag that is returned to us in the original packaging, in an unused condition.

Please email womenshandbagz@gmail.com giving details of your order why you wish to return the item. If the item has been damaged in transit please give details. You will be emailed a returns number and a returns form to complete and send back.

On receipt of the item and our team checking it we will either exchange your item or refund your payment.

We recommend that you get proof of postage from the post office.

Womens Handbagz respects your privacy. We do not store any financial details about any of our customers. Any credit card information you give is held on PayPal's secure server.  We only collect the personal information that you choose to provide and we guarantee that your information will never be sold, rented or traded with any other company or organization. We do, from time-to-time, offer special promotions only to those registered with our site. In order to take advantage of these specials, we encourage you to join our mailing list. You’ll receive email updates no more than once-per-week and every email will have a link at the bottom so that, with one click, you can automatically remove yourself from our

database. It’s that simple…

Details we require

In order to process your order and notify you of the status of your order we will need to collect the following information from you.

- Your Name

- Address

- Email address

- Credit or Debit card details

You can request the information that we hold about you by emailing us at womenshandbagz@gmail.com. If you find any inaccuracies we will delete or correct it immediately.

Data Protection

The Data Protection Act 1998 requires us to be open about our holding and use of personal data. It also entitles individuals to find

out from us what personal data is held about them on computer, to have that information corrected or erased if it is inaccurate, and

to claim compensation if they can prove they have suffered damage from an inaccuracy or breach of security.