I agree with you. The inability to return absolutely factors into the price. It is not easy for a casual buyer just to turn around and reposh. First, they have to figure out lighting, photos, setup, etc. Then they have to mark it up significantly in order to recoup what they paid, sometimes inciting the ire of the person they purchased the item fromfrom-- depending on the previous seller's personal relationship with math. I was a buyer first (still am, primarily), and in order for me to buy, the price has to be in line with "it's possible this may be a near total loss" due to fit. I have to be ok losing the money in order to buy. The more I love the item, the more I'm willing to risk. I've generally loved all my Posh purchases, but tend to stick to brands I know pretty well for this reason.