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I wasn't allowed to complain about a skirt because I had removed the price tag and used the skirt once when I discovered the error, I was accused of causing the error, - you got it cheaper, of course, but it wasn't sold as second-rate. I bought fake leather on sale but there was a bubble knot in it that was clearly visible as the fabric itself is smooth, impossible that I had caused this. I have had a shop myself and know what applies. The last time I shop there they don't know what applies. Difficult to show a receipt too as you don't get anything connected to the shop. Many flaws and errors, make amends and be a little nicer to people. Yes, you have the right to complain about a garment even if it was bought on sale and you have already used it. The Consumer Purchase Act gives you the same rights as when buying at full price, provided that the error is original. Consumer Agency +1 Here's what applies: Original defect: The defect in the fabric must have existed from the beginning, but it doesn't have to be obvious right away (it can occur after one or two washes/uses). It can be a material defect, bad stitching or the fabric not holding up to normal use. Sale doesn't matter: The store cannot refuse a complaint just because the item was bought on sale. Complain within a reasonable time: You should complain as soon as possible after you discover the defect. According to the Consumer Sales Act, two months is always considered a "reasonable time", but you shouldn't wait that long if it isn't. ETC.

Jag fick inte reklamera en kjol för jag hade tagit bort prislappen och använt kjolen en gång då jag upptäckte felet, blev anklagad att jag hade orsakat felet, - du fick den ju billigare, jovisst men den såldes inte som andra sorteringen. …