Uniforms returned but company says I still have to pay

Uniforms returned but company says I still have to pay

I return uniforms and other various things to a job I
quit. They say since it was after 7 days I will be
required to pay for them. They say they sent me
letters but the letters went to the wrong address.
Now I have gotten stuff mailed to me before from
them and they always had the right address. But I
got a final notice without ever getting a 1st one. They
are saying they will send me to collections. They
have received all the stuff. But still want to charge
me. Is their anything I can do to fight this? Do they
have the right to still charge me?

Asked on October 7, 2019 under Employment Labor Law, Illinois

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