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Amazon Wardrobe offers clothes-by-mail to try on at home

9:44 am June 21, 2017 By Conner Flynn

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Amazon just announced Prime Wardrobe. The service makes shopping for clothes online a commitment-free experience, one that customers should like. With Prime Wardrobe, you can pick out clothes, shoes, and accessories and once you have at least three, Amazon will send them to you and you’ll have a week to try them on and decide if they work for you.

Whatever you don’t want, you can send back for free and you’re only charged for what you keep. Pretty sweet huh? It gets better. If you keep at least three things, you’ll get 10 percent off too. And you’ll get 20 percent off if you keep at least five. Not bad at all.

It is similar to fashion companies like Stitch Fix, Trunk Club and DailyLook Elite. However, with those, a stylist picks out what’s sent to you based on information you’ve provided about your preferences. And each of those companies charge a styling fee that counts towards your purchase if you choose to buy something too, so Amazon’s service seems like a better fit for most people.

Once you get your items, you can also use Echo Look to take a selfie and Amazon’s Outfit Compare to figure out which looks are more stylish for you. Prime Wardrobe is in beta right now, but you can get a notification when it launches. It should be fun.

Source Engadget

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