Why doesn't Costco let you try on clothes?

Costco stores have a nice clothing department, but why don't they let their customers try on clothes?

Costco is known for its cute Kirland items, deals, and delicious food options, but one area of ​​the store that people often overlook is their clothing department. If you're here to get groceries for the week, you might as well start shopping for your clothes at Costco. They offer Kirkland's line of branded clothing as well as brands such as Tommy Hilfiger, Calvin Klein and Birkenstock. But the only catch is that you can't try anything before you buy it. 

If their warehouse is so big, why can't they make room for clothes? People think that it may be because they do not want to bring employees to cover part of the store, it creates an opportunity for easy shopping, or because of the chaos it will happens when people decide they don't want to buy. what they tried. We told Costco to get to the bottom of it.

Here's what a Costco Management representative shared:

"Costco is different from the usual retailers in that we offer a warehouse shopping environment. This means that all the available space is used for products, instead of display cases, mannequins, wardrobes and spaces others you see elsewhere in the market. In addition, a generous return policy makes it easy for members to return the clothing if they change their mind after purchase.

So this is it. Costco uses every square inch of its stores to stock items they know their customers will love and leaves no room on the warehouse floor to try on clothes. If a customer comes home and decides they don't like the clothes they bought or it doesn't fit, Costco has a customer satisfaction guarantee on everything they sell so they can be returned for a full refund and it is adjusted for a different size. So if you're a frequent Costco shopper who skips the clothing section because you can't try on anything, check it out the next time you go because you might get a great deal. business.