Hate Queuing For Fitting Rooms? My-Wardrobe.com Has The Answer

The online fashion retailer launched a pretty awesome new service that lets you try on clothes at home for free

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My-Wardrobe.com launches My-Dressing Room, which lets you try on clothes at home.
My-Wardrobe.com launches My-Dressing Room, which lets you try on clothes at home.
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The online fashion retailer launched a pretty awesome new service that lets you try on clothes at home for free

Wouldn't it be fab if you could just gather your dream spring wardrobe online, have it all magically show up at your house, try everything on in front of your own mirror and then have everything you don't love picked up and whisked away?

Well, online fashion retailer My-Wardrobe.com has launched a new 'try before you buy' service that makes all of that a reality. And the best part? It's completely free.

My-Dressing Room even offers customers who check out before midday the luxury of receiving their goods that same evening. You then have seven days to decide which items to keep. Hang what you love in your closet and choose a collection time to send back the rest.

My-Wardrobe CEO Andrew Curran tells Marie Claire that the service was created with the aim of overcoming 'some of the barriers to shopping online.' And unlike other sites that offer free shipping and returns, this service doesn't make you purchase for the clothes up front.

'Customers only pay when they are happy,' Curran says. 'This service is all about making life as simple as possible. Ultimately we hope customers will appreciate the service and keep coming back for more.'

We can't think of a better way to beat the High Street crowds.

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Ali Gray
Ali Gray is an award-winning content director and digital strategist. Most recently she was the Director of Branded Content at Hearst, and helped to bridge the gap between the editorial and commercial worlds working across all Hearst brands, including ELLE, Cosmopolitan, Esquire and Harper's Bazaar. Prior to that she worked as an editor contributing to several brands such as The Telegraph, iVillage UK.