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Published 19:11 4 Jan 2017 GMT

This isn't a big deal, you usually have 28 days, or in some cases 45 to return the item and receive your money back, provided you have all the necessary receipts and the clothes are not soiled in any way.
After that time passes, you're usually stuck with the item you bought.
But not this chancer who managed to secure himself a refund in Gap for a shirt he purchased there... in 2000.
Yes, 17 years ago.
https://twitter.com/woofjustin/status/816416359835979776?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw
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