Prime Wardrobe: Try at home before you buy with free returns

Amazon Wardrobe on smartphone

Theo Thimou | June 20th, 2018

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It’s official: As of June 20, Amazon’s Prime Wardrobe service is now open to all Prime subscribers.

Not familiar with Prime Wardrobe? This service allows you to try outfits on in the comfort of your own home before you commit to buying them.

And you can return what you don’t want for free!

Amazon spearheads next move into fashion

Prime Wardrobe was first announced in June 2017, when it went into beta testing and was slowly rolled out by invitation to more and more customers.

This new service aims to simplify the clothes shopping process for Prime members by letting them go online to pick out three or more outfits (with a limit of eight outfits at a time) that they’re interested in trying on.

Then when the clothes arrives, you get to keep the threads for seven days to try them on and decide if you like them.

Prime Wardrobe offers clothing, shoes and accessories for men, women and children.

For the items you don’t want to buy, simply use the box that your order came in — along with the pre-paid label that was included — and ship them back to Amazon via any UPS drop-off location.

Designers such as Calvin Klein, Levi’s, Adidas, Timex, Carter’s, Theory, Hugo Boss, Lacoste, J Brand, Milly and Parker have all been featured brands on Prime Wardrobe.