G.U Has New Ideas That Allow Customers To Leave The Shop And Try Not To Buy Them And Send Them Back To The Store.

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Recently, G.U in its new store in Shibuya, Tokyo, allows customers to "test" the products before paying.

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< p > Japanese clothing brand G.U has new ideas.

Recently, G.U has implemented new rules in its new store, allowing customers to shop and leave without paying.

The purpose of this move is to let customers who can not make up their minds to buy products feel the effect of the merchandise outside the fitting room and decide whether to buy it or not.

On that day, customers should return the merchandise before the shop closes and decide whether to buy them.

Those returned products will no longer appear on the shelf, but will be worn on the models or directly returned to the factory for recycling.

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< p > however, the number and quantity of goods retained per day are limited: Thirty customers have the opportunity to retain three items, because stores need to ensure that their stocks are adequate.

A spokesman for G.U, Daisuke Hase, explained in an interview that "this assumption also has a positive effect on the management of goods returned."

G.U has a high degree of trust in customers. It only needs a small amount of information assurance, only the customer's name and phone number.

The purpose is that if customers fail to return in time before the store closes, staff can find them by phone number.

Daisuke Hase thinks, "I think most customers who use this service should just go home and open the wardrobe before they return to the store, and better match our products with the clothes they have already used to decide whether to buy the goods."

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< p > > a href= "http://sjfzxm.com/news/index_s.asp" > Shibuya District < /a > the shop was envisaged just a few days ago. However, Japan fast Marketing Co., Ltd. will implement this idea in other stores.

In addition, the company's brand name Dandan Princess and Comptoir des Cotonniers may also implement this idea in France.

Although Japan's fast marketing company may not benefit from it, they have successfully passed the idea in the media industry, thereby enhancing their visibility.

Whatever the outcome, the company's innovation has spread worldwide.

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