Penneys, handy though it is, has one major flaw – no online shopping.
Some people love dashing around doing a big Penneys shop, others dread the thought of stepping into a store but we can safely say that everyone would love to be able to buy their bits from the comfort of home.
Now Primark has gone a step in the right direction by revamping its website.
While we still can’t actually shop on it, it’s now laid out just like other brand’s sites.
The site is broken down by section and is a lot more easy to navigate than it used to be.
It means you can get a really good idea of what’s in store before going in and maybe make a list of what you want so you don’t buy things that you don’t actually need.
The new-look site is sure to make shopping from Penneys a whole lot easier so we’re all for it.
It comes not long after it was reported that the retailer would soon have a click-and-collect service.
The company’s chief executive Paul Marchant told a group of analysts in a briefing in April that the company was looking into trialling the service.
We all got very excited – but Primark was quick to pour cold water on the reports, saying it had no immediate plans to introduce online shopping.
“From time to time we will look at click and collect as one possible option to extend our customer service,” a Primark spokesperson said.
“However, there are no plans in the near future to trial click and collect.”
