You recently bought an item of clothing from a shop. You discovered that it had a fault and returned it to the shop for replacement or refund. However, the assistant told you that this was against the store's policy.

Dear Sir or Madam, On Friday
3 nd
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3rd
February, I bought a yellow long-sleeved jacket from your store.The jacked was medium-sized and made from cotton. It cost $59.95 and it was not special. When I got home, I discovered that there was a small hole in the left sleeve. It looks like a rip of some kind and the stitching has unravelled. I returned to your shop the next day to ask for an identical replacement jacket. Honestly, there were none in stock.
Therefore
, I asked for a refund.
However
, the shop assistant refused to give me a refund because it was not the policy of the store. I am writing to demand a refund or, at the very least, replacement clothes, the jacket is unwearable as it is and I do not want to buy anything else. I hope that you can assist me in
this
matter. If I do not get satisfaction, I will be forced to seek legal advice. Yours faithfully, Sarvinoz
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