As some coronavirus lockdown measures begin to ease and stores reopen, Australians can look forward to shopping for clothes in store again. Kmart for example has “reduced customer capacity limits” in stores with a crowd control staffer at entry points, a spokesperson confirmed. The chain reopened change rooms two weeks ago with social distancing measures in place. Shoe stores Platypus and Sketchers, owned by Accent Group, have also been isolating items after they are tried on in store. “Some stores have chosen not to open their fitting rooms, asking customers to try on items at home,” he told HuffPost Australia.

Source: Huffington Post May 21, 2020 03:00 UTC