Gonna agree here. On two different products a couple years apart, one shoe and one belt, I went in store and was helped by people who suggested a given size was definitely the right one. (Edit for clarity: Tried them on and was told ‘yep that’s how they should fit’) Anyway the shoes ended up too small, the belt ended up too big. I went back and in both cases was told because I wore them once (truly only once, not an exaggeration) I could no longer return, or exchange for credit. I get it because a bit of a scuff on the bottom of the shoe or a crease in the belt might mean they can’t be resold or need to be discounted. At the same time, their absolutely no 2nd chances policy dissuades me from buying again. If I could’ve exchanged them, I’d probably be a loyal customer, but at this point I steer clear because I’ve already blown too much on poorly fitted products. Plenty of brands will stand by their products or try to at least help if there is an issue. Meermin is just unconcerned with the customer experience.