Have you ever just โpopped intoโ Zara, only to find yourself sifting through the racks for what feels like an entire lifetime? Us too!
An insider at the brandโs head office (who wishes to remain anonymous) recently revealed a few tips for getting in and out of Zara, bargain in hand, in less than 15-minutes. Thank us later!
โVisiting Zara when it opens in the morning is a good idea, as you will be able to appreciate how our merchandisers prep the store before all the other customers arrive. Our merchandisers work their magic on store layouts every week, so donโt get stuck on the idea that one section is better than the others.โ
โThe store is set up in a way where collections are presented in little โboutiquesโ with styling recommendationsโincluding shoes, bags, and accessories (you might have noticed we donโt have a separate section for shoes or bags). So before just going through the racks of clothing throughout the store, I recommend you take the time to look at these boutiques so you can fully appreciate the collectionsโyou might find some inspiration.โ
โAll stores get two deliveries at the beginning and end of each week, but our flagship storesโPitt Street in Sydney, Queen Street in Brisbane, Murray St in Perth and Bourke Street in Melbourneโwill normally get more stock and limited-edition pieces.โ
โHigh-trend pieces from the womenโs section can sell out quickly at the Pitt Street and Bondi Junction stores (in Sydney), this is because we have all the stylists and fashion editors shopping in these stores.โ