Woolworths selling dirty knickers!!!!

hollydays

Didnt think any store allowed this-name them so i can avoid them!

WestieFan

M&S DO allow returns on underwear, as long as tags are still attached. I often have to buy underwear for someone who is housebound and if they don't like them or the wrong colour etc, M&S will change no problem. (Not the skimpy ones the models wear though - more like the Bridget Jones's)

Shame on the models :eek:

hollydays

yeuch.................

WestieFan

Should have mentioned, she doesn't try them on!

I have also seen people going into the changing rooms to try on knickers, mostly the 'magic knicker' ones. I was wondering about this, because they are quite expensive (£16 I think) so if they aren't suitable or don't fit properly, it's a lot of money for something to lie in the underwear drawer and never be used. I also think there are notices that they should be tried on OVER your own undies.

rachaelc_2

I used to work in the lingerie deptarment in debenhams, and you wouldn't believe the state of the underwear people used to bring back/try on and decide they didn't want - one woman even tried on some knickers on top of her own in the fitting room and came out and said 'ive tried them on, and come on my period and bleed on them, but i don't like them so im not gonna buy then - so here you go' (hands to a sales assistant) HOW RUDE!!

hollydays

And nobody stopped her doing that?

rachaelc_2

They are allowed to try pants on on top of their own briefs, but when she came out the sales assistant was like 'im sorry but your going to have to buy them' but she refused point blank, after all, you can't force someone to buy something so in the end we had to write them off, but made a big deal of dangling them off the end of a hanger and shooving them in a bag, the woman had no shame what so ever. Id buy them out of shame if it were me.

scooper

oh my god jsut read that post about that discusting woman!
how in the world would you do that,i would rather steal them then show or tell anybody about that,well stealing thems a bit far but im shocked at that one!!

Crabman

rachaelc wrote:

They are allowed to try pants on on top of their own briefs, but when she came out the sales assistant was like 'im sorry but your going to have to buy them' but she refused point blank, after all, you can't force someone to buy something so in the end we had to write them off, but made a big deal of dangling them off the end of a hanger and shooving them in a bag, the woman had no shame what so ever. Id buy them out of shame if it were me.

_pale_ what a nice thread you have here... _pale_

calleyw

One reason that I always wash brand new items before I wear them for the first time.

As you never know who else has been trying them on.


Yours


Calley