Amazon's new Prime Wardrobe feature.

earlnabby

I just tried the Prime Wardrobe feature for the first time and it is really handy when losing weight and you are between sizes. I needed a couple of basics (like denim capri pants for fall) and hate shopping, especially because the selection in the stores sucks. I ordered a couple of things, each in 2 sizes, and tried them on at home. After making a decision, I put the rest back in the bag, slapped the included return label on, and sent them back. easy peasy. I especially like that you do not get charged until you make your decision (or keep the items longer than the 7 day try-on period) so the extra money is not tied up while waiting for a refund.

Anyway, just thought I would mention my experience.

DaddieCat

I've been looking into this myself and am getting ready to place my first order. I tend to go through slacks pretty quickly and it seems like a convenient thing when I know my size and all I want is a few pairs of slacks in varying colors.

NorthCascades

I've had a pair of sunglasses in my phone wardrobe carry for months, but they won't send just one thing. 😎

L1zardQueen

Yes, I use the feature on Amazon frequently. I hate everything about shopping in stores especially the dressing room aspect. Trying on clothes at home is so much better and the returns to Amazon are just too easy.

I love their Amazon Essentials brand tee-shirts. They are made of all cotton and very comfy. Shopping for an all-cotton tee-shirt in a Brick and Mortar store involves a lot of label reading. No more, Yay.

kshama2001

After reading reports last year of people getting their accounts closed after "too many returns" I am reluctant to try that service.

These don't mention Prime Wardrobe, but I'm still leery:

http://money.com/money/5288702/amazon-return-policy-ban/
https://www.usatoday.com/story/tech/talkingtech/2018/05/23/amazon-bans-customers-who-return-too-many-orders/636089002/

earlnabby

NorthCascades wrote: »

I've had a pair of sunglasses in my phone wardrobe carry for months, but they won't send just one thing. 😎

This is when I check to see if the individual item has free returns and just order it.

earlnabby

kshama2001 wrote: »

After reading reports last year of people getting their accounts closed after "too many returns" I am reluctant to try that service.

These don't mention Prime Wardrobe, but I'm still leery:

http://money.com/money/5288702/amazon-return-policy-ban/
https://www.usatoday.com/story/tech/talkingtech/2018/05/23/amazon-bans-customers-who-return-too-many-orders/636089002/

Prime Wardrobe is a different animal. Try first and return what you don't want is the entire purpose of the program. It is limited to 8 items per order and only one order can be out at a time.

teeenabeana

I've never heard of this! I'm checking it out now!