Sinto & ReturnKing
Sinto Sinto
ReturnKing ReturnKing
ReturnKing ReturnKing
Hey Sinto, I hear you’re whipping up some art that breaks the mold. How about we tackle the ultimate creative challenge: drafting a return policy that lets artists experiment freely but still keeps the shop in line? What do you think?
Sinto Sinto
Sure thing, let’s flip the script on returns, give artists a one‑week “wild‑cards” window, and keep a “no‑damage” rule so the shop stays sane. The key is to say “experiment at will, but if the art turns into a dumpster fire, it’s back to the drawer.” That keeps the vibe alive and the cash flow safe.
ReturnKing ReturnKing
Sounds almost perfect, but let’s add a checksum. We’ll state the “wild‑cards” period as exactly 7 days, not “about a week,” and define “dumpster fire” with a damage threshold—say any surface damage over 5 % of the frame. That keeps the language crystal clear and eliminates ambiguity that could lead to extra paperwork.
Sinto Sinto
Nice tweak—exact 7 days, 5 % damage threshold. That keeps the policy tight, cuts out the paperwork fuzz, and still lets the artists throw wild ideas into the shop. Perfect.