Sainsburys No More Changing Rooms 😡

[HariboAddict]

So after having a baby and struggling to loose the weight after a traumatic birth and the first few months, I've decided to get a new wardrobe to fit my new (hopefully not permanent) shape. Problem is I just don't know whether I'm a 16,18 or even 20 these days!
Thought I'd save time and buy a bulk of basics to tide me over, asking where the changing room was I was advised in Sainsburys that their changing rooms are still closed and won't ever likely reopen again, business decision. I am fuming. Just had to buy multiples of everything and no guarantee any will fit and will then have to return some or all and go through the whole process again 😡

[HariboAddict]

What other shops are like this?

[honeybeetheoneandonly]

Same in our local Sainsburys and Asda but most clothes stores in town seem to have reopened their changing rooms now.

[HariboAddict]

I want us all to boycott Sainsburys until they reinstate changing rooms

[Dipsydoodlenoodle]

Probably not much help, but I've bought clothes from ASDA - I can click and collect; try on at home (a few times if need be) and not be rushed and then just pop them back in the box at ASDA if they don't fit. Refund usually comes through in a couple of days. I've been glad for this, as a few time I'd have kept stuff having tried it on once, but when trying on a second time I've decided it's not right.

[Conniethesensible]

And people wonder why ASOS is gaining so much ground over clothing retailers!

Trying stuff on is so needed.

[HariboAddict]

I haven't got the time to order try on and send back. I'd also spend way too much money that should be sitting in my bank account not the shops.

[Ozanj]

I buy, try on in their bathroom, then shove what I don’t want in a bag and return it there and then.