Terms and Conditions

This page is written for karanjotfootwear at karanjotfootwear.site. It was prepared for this storefront on 11 November 2026. It is a shopper-facing explanation, not a certificate and not a lawyer’s opinion. Where a live business detail is still missing, the page says so in plain words.

The agreement you accept by using the shop

These terms govern use of the karanjotfootwear storefront at karanjotfootwear.site. By browsing, creating an account, adding a pair to the cart, or placing an order, you agree to the rules on this page and to the matching rules on the shipping, return, exchange, refund, and cancellation pages. If those pages ever disagree, the specific page for that topic wins on that topic, and this page wins on general use of the site. Today they are written to agree: free shipping in India, a delivery aim of three to seven working days, a seven-day window for an unworn return or a size exchange, a ten percent offer when the cart holds two or more pairs or when PAIR10 is applied, and cancellation of the merchandise total before dispatch.

karanjotfootwear offers kids shoes and sandals for sale to shoppers in India. The shop is a retailer of the styles listed in the catalogue. It does not claim to be the mill that knitted an upper, the workshop that glued a sole, or the owner of every name printed on an older product photograph. Style names are the names of the products. They are not a promise that karanjotfootwear manufactures them.

Orders are saved in the browser after you log in and place them. That record is not a warehouse acknowledgement, a tax invoice from a live billing system, or a payment capture. Card numbers are not collected. Do not send them.

Who may use the site

You should be an adult, or a minor using the site with an adult who is allowed to pay for the order. The products are sized for small children, roughly the toddler years described on the size chart. The buyer is the person who creates the account and confirms the address. A child standing next to the computer is not the contracting party.

You agree to type truthful contact details at checkout. A made-up PIN code, a joke address, or someone else’s phone number makes the order impossible to deliver once a courier exists, and it is not allowed. The form checks that the email looks like an email, that the mobile has ten digits, and that the PIN has six digits and does not start with zero. Those checks catch empty boxes. They do not prove that the building exists. You are responsible for the address you submit.

You may not use the site to probe for another shopper’s order, to scrape the catalogue in order to resell the photographs as your own brand, or to interfere with the pages. There is no other shopper’s server account to break into. Even so, attempting to misuse the local records on a shared device is outside these terms.

The catalogue, sizes, and colours

Each product page shows one or more photographs, a short description, a selling price, a compare-at price, and size buttons. The selling price is the price the cart uses. The compare-at price is a crossed-out reference and is not charged. Colours on a screen vary. A knit that looks bright on a phone may look slightly different in daylight. That is a limit of photographs, not a hidden fee.

Sizes are the six age bands listed on the size chart, with a centimetre guide for foot length and a longer insole guide. Measure the larger foot in the evening and leave about half a centimetre to one centimetre of room. The age labels are approximate. A tall two-year-old may need the next band. If the pair is unworn and still in its pack, a size exchange can be requested within seven days of delivery under the exchange page. Adding a pair to the cart does not reserve a unit in a warehouse. The shoes are everyday footwear, not orthotics and not a treatment.

Prices, the two-pair offer, and payment choices

Every price on the site is in Indian rupees and is marked with the rupee symbol. A price such as ₹ 649.00 is six hundred forty-nine rupees. There is no dollar, euro, or pound price. Shipping is shown as ₹ 0.00. The final total is the merchandise total minus the offer, if an offer applies.

If the cart contains at least two pairs, counting quantities, the shop takes ten percent off the merchandise total. You may also type PAIR10. One offer applies. The cart rounds the offer to the nearest rupee. A bad code is ignored, and the page says the code is not recognised. The automatic two-pair offer still applies when the quantity qualifies, even if you typed nothing. The offer is a shop discount. It is not a bank cashback and it is not a coupon from a payment app.

At checkout you choose cash on delivery or pay on delivery by UPI. Neither choice asks you to type a secret. Cash on delivery means the amount is due when the order arrives, if a courier is collecting. Pay on delivery by UPI means the amount is due at the doorstep by a transfer the operator still has to confirm. No payment company is named because none has been appointed in the business record supplied for this shop. If you needed a card checkout, this site does not offer it, and you should not invent one in the address notes.

Placing an order

The place-order button checks the form. Missing names, bad emails, short addresses, and empty payment choices stay on the page with an error under the field. When the form is valid and you are logged out, the button opens the login page and keeps the cart. After you sign in, you return to checkout and place the order. When you are already logged in, a valid form writes the order, clears the cart, and opens the confirmation page with an order id.

The confirmation is the shop’s record of what you asked for, saved on this device. It includes the city, state, and PIN you typed, the payment choice, and the total in rupees. It states a delivery aim of three to seven working days. That aim is the shipping rule for addresses in India. It is not a guaranteed clock, and it cannot start until a person actually hands the parcel to a courier. The operator must confirm who that courier is.

You can review the same order later on the account page if you are logged in with the same email on the same browser. Orders placed under a different email, or on a different device, will not appear. That is a limit of local storage, and the terms do not promise a cloud copy.

Shipping, returns, exchanges, refunds, and cancellation

Shipping is free on every order. The shop aims to deliver inside India within three to seven working days after dispatch. International shipping is not offered. A wrong address is your responsibility to correct through the contact form before dispatch. After dispatch, the shipping page explains what a failed delivery means. Those sentences are the shipping rules. This terms page does not invent a second set.

You may request a return or a size exchange within seven days of delivery if the pair is unworn, unused outdoors, complete, and in its original packing, without stains or odour. One size exchange is available per order line. Refunds cover the merchandise amount you actually paid after the offer, not the crossed-out compare price. If a two-pair offer applied and you return one pair, the offer is recalculated on what you keep. Shipping was free, so there is no shipping charge to refund. The return, exchange, and refund pages describe the inspection and the timing in more detail, and they use these same numbers.

You may cancel for the full merchandise total while the order is still only received and has not been marked dispatched. Cash on delivery and pay-on-delivery by UPI that have not been collected do not require a money transfer back, because no money was taken on the website. After dispatch, use the return route instead of cancellation. The cancellation page is the longer explanation. It does not contradict this paragraph.

Accounts and acceptable use of the browser record

The account lives in this browser. It lets you see your profile and your orders. It is not a bank-grade login, and the site does not claim that it is. You are responsible for logging out on a shared computer. If you forget the password, the forgot-password flow on this device can replace it when the email matches. It cannot help you on a different device, because the account was never uploaded. You may not copy the product photographs into another store and present them as your own label.

Liability, law, and changes

To the extent everyday shopping law allows, karanjotfootwear is responsible for the pairs it agrees to supply and for the prices and offers it displays when you place the order. It is not responsible for a mistyped address, a size chosen against the centimetre chart, or a browser that cleared its own storage. Nothing on the site excludes a right you cannot legally waive.

These terms are written for shoppers in India and for deliveries inside India. They are not a filing with a court and they do not name a city court, because the operator has not confirmed a registered office. When a registered office is confirmed, a later version of this page can name the governing location. Until then, treat the page as the shop rules for this website, and raise a dispute first through the contact form so there is a written note on the device.

We may update prices, size guidance, and these terms. The price that applies to you is the price on the confirmation for that order id. A later markdown does not automatically rewrite an order you already placed. Continued use of karanjotfootwear.site after a terms change means you accept the new terms for new orders. Old orders keep the return window and the totals they were given.

The footer contact line is contact@karanjotfootwear.site. Do not treat it as a street address. Business facts that still need the operator’s confirmation are listed at the end of the shipping and contact pages as well: a real mailbox, a phone number, a pickup address, the courier’s name, and whether every pair is finished in India. This shop will not invent those facts to look complete.