London, Nov 4: One in six British women has indulged in wardrobing, the practice of purchasing an item, wearing it with the tag in and then returning it to the store for a refund, according to a study.
A new research by Vouchercodes.co.uk reveals that wardrobing has become a regular habit for one in eight women who admit they indulge in it to save money for the future, reports femalefirst.co.uk.
"Our research reveals that over a quarter of women who admit to 'wardrobing' feel guilty about it but the pressure to look good on special occasions makes it feel like the only option for some to look good on a budget," said Anita Naik, consumer editor at VoucherCodes.co.uk.
One in seven fashionistas explain that they buy.
A new research by Vouchercodes.co.uk reveals that wardrobing has become a regular habit for one in eight women who admit they indulge in it to save money for the future, reports femalefirst.co.uk.
"Our research reveals that over a quarter of women who admit to 'wardrobing' feel guilty about it but the pressure to look good on special occasions makes it feel like the only option for some to look good on a budget," said Anita Naik, consumer editor at VoucherCodes.co.uk.
One in seven fashionistas explain that they buy.
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