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I'm very unlikely to buy a size that won't fit me or my immediate family members. But somehow, no clothing shop seems to allow you to set up a couple of profile
by bux93 6y ago
I'm very unlikely to buy a size that won't fit me or my immediate family members. But somehow, no clothing shop seems to allow you to set up a couple of profiles (women's clothing size M, men's clothing size L) and filter the entire catalogue by default.
I'm reminded of the highstreet, where I've only found one shop that sorts clothes on the rack based on size. I suppose this is to encourage browsing and inquiring if your size is 'in the back', but it's excrutiatingly inefficient.
- arkitaip 6y agoOf course they know that would be the most same option for customers but when vanity metrics and crash management practices take priority, customer satisfaction usually suffers.
- CharlesW 6y ago> But somehow, no clothing shop seems to allow you to set up a couple of profiles (women's clothing size M, men's clothing size L) and filter the entire catalogue by default. DXL (a big and tall retailer) allows you to create a "size profile" and then turn on "Shop by your size". Zappos does something similar in a different way, allowing you to turn on an option to auto-apply size filtering for subsequent searches ("turn on auto-apply for men's size(s): 14, 15, 14.5").
- Garvey 6y agoYoox.com has exactly this iirc, allows you to set sizes for for shoes, trousers and shirts etc I believe.