Articles by tag: H&M
Recently, fast fashion retailer H&M backtracked on a decision to charge its UK customers a small return fee on online purchases returned to its brick-and-mortar outlets. But the price of fashion is high, and recent trends like ‘try-and-return’ purchases have prompted several clothing brands to change their return policies. So, how do underlying supply […]
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To Balance Customer Satisfaction And Reduce Try-And-Return Purchases, Retailers Need to Sell Consistent Sizing and Analyse Return Data
In a significant policy reversal, fashion retailer H&M recently backtracked on instituting a small return fee on its UK customers who seek to return online purchases in-store. However, this fee still applies for items returned to the warehouse — a move that aligns with industry practices. Many retailers, including Zara and Boohoo, have instituted […]
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Easy Returns Help Retain Customers. Instead of Charging Return Fees, Retailers Should Focus on Optimizing Reverse Logistics.
In 2022, returns cost the retail industry a whopping $816 billion in lost sales across the United States. This data, released by the National Retail Federation, highlighted the importance of optimizing reverse logistics — especially for fast fashion clothing retailers. Recently, H&M announced a return fee for its UK customers — and then […]
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Can Businesses Prevent Retail Theft Without Hurting Their Customer Experience? Here’s What’s Working.
Last year, retail theft caused businesses to lose a staggering $112.1 billion. Released by the National Retail Federation, these findings indicate a 19.4% increase compared to the previous year. From brands like H&M announcing enhanced anti-shoplifting measures to Target closing nine stores, retail theft is having serious repercussions on retailers and shoppers. Is there […]
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Returns Cost Retailers Billions. Making Them Even Easier for Customers Will Turn Returns into Revenue.
Recently, fashion retailer H&M began charging its UK customers a small fee for returning online purchases in-store — and then hurriedly backtracked on this strategy. Meanwhile, the National Retail Federation found that returns resulted in $816 billion in lost sales for retailers in the United States last year. It should be no surprise, then, […]