Do you know what people exactly search over the internet?
Let us provide you an example.
Suppose anyone is searching for "Red Shoes", as their Search Term.
And what they get in listings, mostly from Google. Google shows you sponsored lists from those listed in Google Merchant Center.
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People click on the first or they may directly go to wherever they feel comfortable while shopping, they have their own choices.
Right?
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As soon as they land up to your website or your store (online), they mostly use filter options to make more sorting & see what's the final results.
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And here, they make a choice after going through all the images & descriptions provided. Also going through the reviews section or user-uploaded photographs.​
They buy that after their final choice.
And after they receive the product they ask for a return or refund due to a variety of clauses.
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Not everyone will return. But the probability of being returned is also there due to less amount of information has been provided.
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We have surfed & are on a daily routine to surf these pages, each & every product and we found many lags.
In our opinion, the catalog you form should stress on clarity to the end-user of how the product should be used or looks after using it.
Then comes the description part, which needs more vital information, such that they can't return as per their will. 
Why should they return?
If you have given them the utmost clarity then the question shouldn't arise except if the product being damaged.
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And here comes another factor, that being said, like whatever product in today's market it should give the end consumer that feel of spending money in the most Value for Price and that's it.
Focus more on Portability factor nowadays, and Pricing.