I bought a pair of Diesel Saffado jeans a while back.  They were too big. I washed them to see if they would shrink.  They didn't. I called Amazon, they said to return, no problem.  When I looked at my bill they had charged me 25% of the retail cost because I washed them.  These arrived and are too large too.  So do I return them and get screwed out of another 25% or just keep them and have them bunched up with a tight belt.  I won't be buying any clothes from Amazon.com again.  With this return policy, if it doesn't fit as soon as you pull it out of the box, put it back in box with a big note saying it hasn't been worn, washed or anything...and hopefully you'll get a full refund, but don't count on it.  Amazon seems to think this way of doing business is ok.  They won't be earning any more of my money on clothing.  (Please read Amazon's return policy on clothing, it states, once the product is opened it it considered used or will charge a restocking fee.)

EDIT UPDATE:  Talked with Amazon, not going to charge the 'restocking' fee, which come to find out was $67.00 on the previous pair of Saffado Diesel Jeans.  (the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard)

So I went ahead and ordered a size smaller.  It's 3 days later and the jeans have STIILL not been shipped.

Amazon is great on some of their in stock items, but some of their items are just slow and turn into nightmares.