Amazon Prime Wardrobe Clothing Box – Available Now!

Yes, I think they charge more for the “popular” sizes. I always wanna buy shoes, but since I’m a 7, the prices are often double what they are for other sizes. Irks me

Sadly, I’ve noticed that kind of price flux between the same item in different sizes for a couple years now. Definitely frustrating. I had been so looking forward to this, but I have to say I wish the prices were better. I sorted the results by price and in that particular prime wardrobe category (which I think was women’s sporty or something like that), the cheapest item was $36. I like a good deal, and that doesn’t feel like a good deal to me. Maybe I’m just too cheap, ha ha.

Wow, calm down girlfriend. Someone in the forum mentioned the received an invitation, but also, if you’re a Prime member already, you can use Prime Wardrobe. If you’re on a computer, it’s one of the banners you can click on.

I personally won’t be utilizing this, as most of the items are way out of my price range.

You don’t need an invitation. Where does it say in this post that it’s by invitation? It says available now and then walks you through it.

OK, I just confirmed that all UPS drop boxes accept all levels of service, do ground is fine. Obviously it can’t be a ginormous box, but still.

https://www.ups.com/us/en/locations/dropboxes.page

A lot of UPS drop boxes, if not all, now accept ground packages. That didn’t used to be the case, but I discovered it recently because even though there’s a UPS Store near my house, it would require my unbuckling and unloading my kids just to run in for a second, then load the kids back up and buckle them in. However there’s a drop box that’s a very short detour off our route home from school that accepts ground packages. Better than stalking a random UPS truck (though they’ll happily accept and scan in your package).

Jamie,

I have a child with autism too – never get to go shopping, grocery shopping in a real grocery store is like a dream! I will likely try this box too, it’s great for shoes which I like to try on with a few different outfits, see how they walk around.

Agreed. I already do this, since clothing and accessories can be returned for free. I had a wedding to attend last summer and i must’ve tried about 20 dresses, a dozen shoes, and several handbags. All delivered in 2 days and all returned within a day or two of trying then on. I’m most cases my refund was processed before my credit card statement was generated. And of course, I found the perfect ensemble after all that hard work. I love Amazon and it’s cool that they’re expanding their options, but for me, this idea is redundant.

Yes, but depending on your method of payment, you might accrue interest or not have the funds for those 30 days. Trying before paying is more financially sensible

It’s very useful for me. I don’t have a chance to do any clothing or shoe shipping because I take care of a special needs child 24/7. For my personal situation, which I realize doesn’t apply to a large group, being able to order several pairs of different shoes to try on at home with no upfront costs (aside from the cost of my Amazon Prime membership) is a huge thing.

Exactly, shame on amazon for being pushy. Those dot buttons seemed pushy at first but i gave them credit for *maybe* being practical…but now this….just makes me raise an eyebrow at them now…so sketch, like they tried to disguise it as some cool and new and exclusive benefit…smh

You can aslo give UPS return packages to UPS driver, Staples and there’s a few other options too.