9 Things Shop Assistants Never Tell Anyone
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- Опубликовано: 18 июл 2017
- Clothing stores often use tricks to make us spend more. Do you want to know what manufacturers and retailers of clothes hide from you? Watch the video to understand the reason why you should forget the word “sale” forever.
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TIMESTAMPS:
Fashion trends change every week 0:26
Collaboration with a famous designer doesn’t guarantee quality 0:49
The sales section looks disorderly on purpose 1:12
Harmful chemicals are used in clothes manufacturing 1:35
Synthetic items cost the same as those made with natural fabrics 2:14
Clothes are of worse quality in outlets than the same items in
boutiques 2:39
Poor quality goods 3:05
Sales benefit the stores, not you 3:29
Similar sizes may be too big or too small depending on the brand 4:08
Bonus 4:33
SUMMARY:
- Modern clothes manufacturers have taken up on micro trends. New fashionable items appear in stores almost every week, so you want more and spend more.
- Sometimes, large brands create clothes made with well-known designers. Their aim is to make customers pay more for exclusive items.
- Clothes manufacturing involves chemicals that can’t be identified without proper lab testing.
- The customer thinks that a cotton or woolen blouse isn’t that expensive compared to a synthetic one and buys it without a second thought.
- Lux brands often make items from cheap materials specifically for outlets to receive income from those who can’t afford their clothes in expensive boutiques.
- Our parents have left us things that we can still wear. Today’s clothes, however, are often of poor quality.
- Sometimes, stores artificially raise the prices just before the sale to announce it later and attract customers.
- Different manufacturers have different size scales. Therefore, you’ll be able to fit into a small item in one store yet hardly be able to squeeze yourself into a medium in another.
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I've worked in retail for years. The sales sections aren't messy on purpose; they are just shopped more.
missnicky20 I guess some of the points in the video are not true
missnicky20 . You are right, and also employees rather spend time fixing full price items than clearance. After all it is BUSINESS !...they get more profit from full price.
I work in retail also and I agree missnicky20.
Same thing here....I've worked in retail as well and this is definitely not on purpose...its only because there is not enough staff and time to keep arranging the clothes + the customers are very messy and do not care about folding it back properly!
Honestly the most disorganized areas in a store are usually shoes and bras.
I've worked in retail for years and #7 is false. Ive worked cashier and on the floor and we don't purposely put the clothes on Sale all scattered, it gets that way because people tend to shop there the most and... customers don't put things back neatly, they expect the employee to do it because "it's our job" which is... but people are still messy, that's just an excuse
EXACTLY. Cleaning the other (full price)sections are prioritized over sale since we will get more for those clothes rather then sale. If the other sections are cleaned (clothing not on the floor, flung over random racks or the tables have noticeable stacks of the same item not all mixed together) then we move over to sale.
Itzel Lopez so true
Customers mess it up. And keep messing it up....it's a sale!
Exactly. Bright side is so wrong
i work in retail and for us the reason the sales area is always messy is because more people shop the sales than the rest of the store and its harder to clean it when there are so many people shopping there. do you know how much time we would save at the end of the night if we could clean the sales area during store hours and we would be able to go home earlier. saying it's done on purpose is complete bs
Steph Pp
I was gonna say...
I agree 👏🏽
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My sales section is messy because I don't see the need to clean it all the time because it's just going to get messed up again. People are way messier with the clearance racks than they are with the other merchandise.
I agree, I work in retail and I never purposely leave things in a mess. If they are in a mess it's because I am running all over the shop fetching sizes and other items and I haven't seen the mess that the customers have left for me
Totally agree. You try to clean it up and they mess it up again right afterwards
Agree
Exactly. It gets messed up so quickly that they will throw something to the other side in 1 minute after you fix it
So true!
I'm SO sick of shirts that are so thin you can see through them!
I agree, I don't even buy ladies shirts anymore. I got to the mens section for t-shirts or casual wear. Mens stuff usually has actually fabric in the garment
There are many manufactures that make nice clothes, LL Bean, Land's End, Duluth Trading, to name a few. You might pay a little more, but it is worth it and they tend to be styled more classic so they aren't out of fashion in a season or even a year.
The music is very annoying.
LindaMalone12 agree
so is her voice
The whole thing is annoying.
Yah right the voice is so annoying
I'm pretty sure that not even shop assistants know half of these. The sales section is a mess because customers are a mess. My old manager was always telling us to tidy up the clearance because you can't sell something if no one can see it. I'm not sure what exactly qualifies something as a boutique, but I had clothes last longer from a Fred Meyer's than from small, clothes-only-item stores. I had two retail jobs, one was a big company and one was a little sister company and neither of them increased prices just to lower them on the day of the sale. Prices (at least in my experience,) would decrease to make room for new items that were coming in or if that item wasn't selling as well.
Sales associates have no idea what chemicals are used in/on clothing nor are they notified. Neither does management in the store. That information could only come from the manufacturer. Please don't assume the sales people are withholding information when they don't have access to that information in the first place.
The fact that sizing depends on the brand should be obvious but it's a lie that associates don't inform customers. I tell people that all the time and I know my coworkers do the same. We make it a habit to know even if we don't wear those items at all. Not to mention it is very well known that sizes vary from country to country, brand to brand, style to style, trend to trend, designer to designer, even within a store. I really thought everyone knew that by now. Vanity sizing anyone. Heck, I knew that before I started working in retail. I learned from the experience of shopping for clothes as a woman that sizes mean nothing because it's all about the fit.
I use sales to my advantage. I find what I want. Then monitor it until it goes on sale. I know what the original price was so I know if the sale price is an actual sale. That's how I was able to call 1 store out on their raising the price before the sale tactic.
I'm a sales associate and the clearance section is not kept messy on purpose, it just gets messy cos customers make it that way and depending on how busy we are it may take us a bit to clean it up. Also the reason for sales at a lot of stores is just to get rid of the old merchandise to make room for new merchandise, typically they are not trying to scam you. Rn we have buy 1 get 4 free on our clearance shirts cos they need to go, lol. And the sizing thing is extremely annoying, I don't think any woman appreciates it so I do wish they would stop vanity sizing things cos all it causes is making our shopping experience more frustrating than necessary.
I have a good life hack which is to turn your clothes inside out before washing as it will help get rid of any stains. I also found out that men's clothes are made more better than women's.
Also use fabric softener when washing anything but towels. The combination of acidic and alkaline in the soaps and fabric softeners are incredibly important for removing stains especially on woolens.
cybercat29 Yes! Mens clothes are made much sturdier and tend to also be made with natural materials, which also causes them to shrink easier in the dryer, learned that the hard way. 😂
I really don't like the sounds of voice robotic like so BORING...
Hanny Djajaputera I would say it’s ANNOYING 😖
It's a bad mic. She sounds very nasally and muffled. It's very badly mixed.
The sales section in any, retail/grocery, place that I have worked has ever been a mess on purpose. Typically it is the rude customers(not all, just the select jerks who feel entitled) who have the mentality of "well it's their job to pick it up, not mine" and toss things around.
I've worked in retail for forever and its kind of rediculous how wrong most of these are. They actually have us go into the store at like 5am to reduce the prices and put the stickers over the original tag.
OMG! This so ridiculous! Without collaboration designers would starve! The sales section looks messy after customers destroy it while shopping( challenge: fold any table with a big sign on it walk away and come back 1 hrs later it's awful). Those chemicals keep lice, mold, and other creatures from inhabiting the clothes!! You're supposed to wash and then wear even homemade clothing!! Natural fibers are more expensive than synthetic, with the advent of recycled clothing from recycled materials. Discount retailers place orders with major brands those brands dish out their best to their own stores then serve the rest of the D.R. with leftovers. Of course clothing is less high quality then our parents we use cheap materials and pay cheaply for them and thusly have cheap clothes that last a season " You get what you pay for" and you can't blame stores for Impulse shoppers and poor choices of adults. This is the result of Buyer's not Sellers. They meet Your demands!!
I'm sorry, #7 is bullsh*t. Us sales associates have to start the day off with a tidy store, and throughout the day customers tend to ransack the sales section, leaving it a mess and disorderly. We attempt to tidy it every hour (if not sooner) after making our rounds (cashier, floor clean up, dressing rooms, stocking the back, etc.) but it's hard to keep something that's constantly being raided by discount-desperate women, tidy.
Gabriella Borges is it being a discount desperate woman is a bad thing? And do you think these women are the messy ones? I'm always on the hunt for sales and deals but i always put things back in place and even pick up other people's mess. A person can be messy without necessarily being a discount desperate one.
Gabriella Borges thank you 😢 (hugs)
Isabel Diaz it’s mostly the ones in the clearance section who are messy. Just cause YOU aren’t doesn’t mean they ALL are
kvixia and just because A LOT are doesn't mean we ALL are.
6:29 uh... "to stay on the bright side of life, to stay on the."
CREEPY WHO AGREES
Annabelle Roys i thought my phone had a problem
Tora Chan XD Me to0. IT maDe mE d0 A dOuBlE TAkE
Annabelle Roys I think that was just one editing fail.
lol
That made me rethink the “BRIGHT SIDE”🤔
Hydrogen peroxide will take blood out of clothes. I have a friend who is a phlebotomist and he passed on this gem to me.
Carrie Chavanne good tip, always wondered how to get my victims blood out of my clothes
lolololol
I figured this one out on my own in my 20's and was mad I hadn't thought of it sooner.
I figured it out at 16 when my ma left a red sock in the washing machine before I loaded it & ruined my best clothes. Miltons great for curtains. I could go on & on actually might start my own channel 🤔sending luv from Dublin, Ireland 😉✨🍀✨💚✨
The sale section isn’t messy on purpose :-/ customers can just be animals just so they can save £5. When I worked in retail they put most of us on sale to combat the messiness but we didn’t try because we knew it was only a matter of time before everything ended up on the floor again...
what did the librarian say to the students
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Matthew Miller omg i get it and a failed for it
Matthew Miller lol
This is old now.
Matthew Miller ahhh I get it good one
Matthew Miller OLD
Natural fabrics usually last a lot longer than synthetic fabrics if the material has been taken well care of. Natural fabrics are also a lot more comfortable and don't itch as much as synthetic materials do, which is why we want it more than the synthetic material does. Cotton especially is a limited source of fabric, but because it's so comfortable we want more of it, but we're running low on cotton which is why it's a good thing for it to be more expensive.
This is why I love working at Cato Fashions 😂 we’re honest and actually love helping people with what they need and what they’re looking for. We never have sales, just clearance items (based off of how well it is selling and how long it has been there). And also, anything that stays in the store too long and zeros out, is donated to charity. The store I work at donates it to a battered women’s shelter. Also, all of our jewelry is nickel free, so this girl can wear anything despite my sensitivity 😊 Love Bright Side
The second one is not true. I was working in clothes store for some years and I saw how sales are made. May be in some stores or some countries this is true but where I live sale means "nobody wanted to buy it so we have to rid of it"
Magdalena Wardziak In the sale section maybe but department stores have storewide sales or the bogo sales and thats what I think theyre talking about.
I worked for a while in the warehouse of a designer brand - before major department store sales we'd be packing brand new stock with markdown labels into boxes for delivery. Same stuff that the week before was full price. Also worked in a department store where the post-Christmas sale meant bringing out storerooms worth of older (and I mean seriously seasons past) stock. There's a bit of both with the bigger stores. Smaller ones don't have the luxury of space or buying power so it's just on sale to clear it.
Our sale section is messy because people don’t know how to shop properly and no matter how much we clean it it’ll look the same in 10 minuets people don’t want to shop in a messy store
As a sales assistant in a clothing department for the past 2 years I can tell you that sale areas get messy because customers are lazy and can't figure out how to put things back on a hanger, trust me I've had them look directly at me and just dump it over the rack or on the floor. Sales are to move the trends and seasons along, when a new 'season' is coming in store things go on sale to make room for the new items within the full priced area, also the sale areas in the store I work in are put in size order on a regular basis to help the customer shop through it easier and for us to put it back where it should be.
The sale area is not left messy on purpose. People rummage through it like animals and leave a huge mess, you're expected to tidy it as much as the rest of the store.
The sale section is just more disorganized because it's a Mish mash of different things. Ergo harder to make neat! -- 10 years in retail
I hate to iron!! Now I mix 1 part fabric softner with 3 parts water, into a small spray bottle. I spray damp clothes and hang them. No need to iron at all!!
Elyse Nordby thanx for the spray tip 👌🏽 i hang dry all my sons tshirts, track tops & hoodies, I give them a shake & put on hanger straight away even my own tops. sometimes the ends of tshirts do be a little crimpled so il use your tip, thanks for that one, love to ya from ireland ✨☘✨💛✨
If you drop something on your shirt, just rub it with some ice
I am glad to live in Norway. Good old Paranoid Norway. #6 and #2 is completly illegal here.
And then it comes to #1, don't shop on the internet without checking the size measurements from that store
How exactly can they check #2? And the problem with #6 is that we often don't know which chemicals are dangerous (to know that you would have to check them on a large sample of people). It is not like these chemicals are concentrated acid and people can be sick from stuff considered 'safe', that's the problem.
same in finland, #6, #2 and #1 are illegal, thanks to EU 😊
Citation Needed in finland, some furniture stores got fined heavily not so long ago for having ”a sale” half the time. here customers are quite protected against scamming companies. and i don’t think it’s difficult for officials to get somethings not right when the companies are advertising a sale every other month 😄
I'm also from the EU, and most of this doesn't even aply here!
Same in DK, and there is also a limit to how long an item can be on "sale"
*Bright Side* being in the medical field, we get blood on our clothes occasionally. You can poor peroxide on it and it will come right out. (Best done asap & if your clothes are colored, make sureto do a color test.) Also I've found quite often if you get ballpoint pen ink on fabric, spray with aerosol hair spray. This doesn't work in every case. But more often than not. 🦋☮
I worked for JC Penney. The smell of clothing dye is so strong in the stockrooms, that it burns your eyes if you aren't used to it. One trick retailers use, mark prices up before a sale, so you really don't save any money. It just seems like you are.
WOW not healthy. off-gassing.
Always suspected that when I was at JC Penney!
I avoid messy clearance areas of stores. They usually are a waste of time. I do pay attention to stores I like, or areas of department stores, and buy later in the season. Avoiding weekends and major holidays saves time and money as well. Also be genuinely nice to sales clerks, sometimes they will give you a discount or let you know if your item is about to go on sale.
#1 is so true and in my personal experience, bras have been the worst offender of this followed closely by jeans. Incredibly frustrating.
fold ur new clothes inside out ... like this if there is an incident of getting stains while they are folded then the stains would not be on visible areas...
lol that audio glitch at the end was funny
"stay on the bright side of life...on the bright..." :)
Permanent marker on skin (because kids do draw on each other and give each other "tattoos") can be removed with rubbing alcohol. However, dont do it in mass amounts or you can cause dry skin.
If you have an alcohol based lotion (normally a cheap hand lotion) and you get permanent marker on a hard cover book or other hard object, it can remove it as well (My sister accidently did this once while drawing on a book cover. It bled through so I found the least harmful way. Straight rubbing alcohol will remove ink from the book so stick with lotion.)
Some valid and helpful points (in spite of the misspelling of "Designer" at the beginning).
the one about chemicals isn't the fault of shop assistants as the title says. neither is #5. most of these have nothing to do with your average sales associates...
True! Which is why I don't go to outlets very often!
We were constantly organizing the clearance section, it was just that customers tore through it constantly trying to find a size or the best price, we couldn't keep it looking nice.
This is all known for years!!! Nothing new :(
The sale rack looks like that because its where most people can be found and its hard for assistants to clean it up and make it neater when the shops open
2 minute unskippable ad.
This better be fukin worth it.
The sale section is only messy because it’s often more shopped and people think that because an item is on sale it’s acceptable to just dump it wherever they please! I worked in retail for 4 years and we would often bring an extra member of staff in during sale times to help keep on top of the sale section
for shoelaces with plastic aglets, tying a knot at the end will prevent fraying beyond the knot after the aglet is removed. the question then becomes when to do it, though, as if you need to re-lace, you either need to cut off the knot or undo the knot.
Even the same brand clothes also vary in size depending upon the outlet. Similar case happened with me I bought a top of honey brand from pantaloons bhubneswar India of size L which was a little loose for me but when I tried the exact same top of size XL from my home town branch of pantaloons it fitted me properly
I work in a shop and most of the time I'm just too lazy to try to tidy up the sale section cause there's no point people just mess it up again 5 minutes after you've tidied it up
Your part time shop associate who gets paid a little bit over the minimum wage is knowingly and definitely hiding the fact that there are harmful chemicals in the shirt you’re buying...
Use bubble bath on fresh stains in clothes. Apply it before putting the stained garment in the laundry hamper to let it work. The stain should then come out in the wash. Also, bubble bath can work on stains in rugs or carpets.
Rubbing candle wax on shoes or clothes then blowdrying it helps keep shoes from getting soaked in rainy weathers and helps keep shirt safe from stains
Toothpaste is really good for getting stains out... Even old stains that has already been washed.
Re: mess y shelves and hanging racks. I halve a bit of OCD, so I'd hang up the clothes properly and I'd fold the other soft items that are folded. It used to drive my mom crazy!
Do you have any mail order shopping hacks?
I worked for the city where I live; the ladies I worked with used hair spray on white blouses with ink on them - like using hand sanitizer. You're after the alcohol that's doing the job. Use carefully or the stain may spread; you might want to put the alcohol on a tissue or a paper towel. You can also put a tissue wax or paper towel wzd just under the area of the stain t [ keep the stain contained.i
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3:30 No 2 I would simply say Trading Standards...some may do it but good stores in the UK would never hike up prices.
You can't hum and plug your nose at the same time
You just tried it
PASTAHO Awesomeness I tried it after clicking the read more
PASTAHO Awesomeness and I almost died thank u
Yep - just tried it...
But I can...?
NO...I already know it and didn't try it..you didn't get me!
Thank you so much for the pen ink tip I will try it.
Don't wash too often, and follow the directions on the tags. A lot of my friends complain their clothes don't last long. The first thing I ask is how they wash them. I have clothes from ten years ago that still look brand new, not only from washing accordingly, but also, as long as you're not sweating, you can get away with letting them air out before putting them up. That doesn't go for everything, obviously, and depending on the item, you can do it up to 3 or 4 times.
I`ll take these tricks into account next time I go shopping!
I love the people who take something from a rack only to put it back, backwards. And at the front.
Makes me face palm every time.
Or the one person look at the first P/S, and assuming everything behind it must be petite. I actually had one woman ask why the seemed to only have small petites, and why they were all before regular clothes.
She's an extreme idiotic example of what sales associates have to put up with daily.
People complaining about this or that being made in china, ect, or the price, or that there's only one article left that isn't in their size.
The countless coats left unbuttoned or unzipped, even if put back correctly (by some miracle).
Bras.....are NEVER put back right, despite the fact the guest had to have taken them off a hanger or walked past a dozen others on a hanger.
So, no, a place isn't messy ON PURPOSE.
0:57 they spelt designer wrong I'm sorry if this offends the bright side I'm just really picky with spelling😶
Isn't this the shopping center in Prague? Palladium I think, that's what the shopping center is called. I've been here a couple of times.
Okay this video lies about a lot of things.
For starters, the sale section is a collection of items that are older and still not moving, due to this there aren’t full size runs that are still being restocked, like the “neater looking” ones you see in the rest of the store. Also, people hungry for a sale are a little less neat about how they shop, often they don’t let you help find something so it’s MUCH messier because they aren’t refolding that Jean that isn’t nearly as cute as they prayed it would be even though it’s only $8 now. Second, I’ve literally never raised the price of an item... like??? The item gets sent to me with a pre printed price on it? And then I sell it that way? And when it goes on sale (but not marked down) it just is on sale from that original price. And when it’s marked down it’s marked DOWN and then on sale from the marked down price.
As a stain pre treat use Dawn dish soap to get out blood, grease, ink, etc. Why pay $6 for stain pre-treaters when you can go to dollar tree and buy Dawn for a dollar and get multiple uses?!??!
White wine and toothpaste work well to get rid of stains from e.g. red wine or tomatoes
wet wipes often remove light stains as well, especially when used immediately.
thrift stores. Thrift Stores! THRIFT STORES!!!
What have all these facts to do with the job of a shopping assistent? Uum... nothing.
During black Friday a lot of stores did number 2, like macys and Kohls. I heard they got sued, don't know if they had to pay or not
I'm not first and neither are you! :)
Ivan Salmoran
That's true! :O
Just Your Casual Gamer I can rhyme to!
Just Your Casual Gamer Nice profile pic
Honestly, I like Ivan's stuffed Bowser pic.
Natural materials are always better because your skin breaths.
The company I once worked for would have a night shift in place just for the sales. They would make sure the sale section was spotless before the morning.
Press baby powder,corn starch, or flour on an oil stain leave for some time then rub with a cloth to remove the powder and the stain is gone 👌🏼
Rubbing alcohol will take out almost any stain! I have tried it many times. I just spray it on and rub it in. If you catch it immediately it just about disappears.
Great video!!! I love all the information ❤️❤️❤️
Petrol can be used to remove paint color from your cloth , I tried on my white denim pants
Regarding the size differences. Companies that size their clothes small will charge more. Women will pay more a for garment if it's in a smaller size.
I work in retail and number 7 is very false the reason the clearance section is a total wreck is because it is extremely difficult to keep under control with customers constantly going through those racks
Some Boutiques have poor quality too.
This isn't a clothes one, although it might work I haven't tried it. But if you get makeup or permanent marker on your face, use shaving cream. It works... it might take a bit, but it works a lot easier then normal soap and water.
If you get PERMEANT MARKER, on your clothes, soak it in milk. It works well.
If you also get permanent marker on a wooden table, toothpaste works great!
Vinegar gets rid of slime dried on clothes as well.
The messy look of the sales section usually makes me think the items there aren't as good as the full priced. I'm sure that's really what they intend. They still want to lure you to the full price
The outlet one is such a lie. The way it works is once the item is about 8 months in the store, it gets shipped to the outlet and it is cheaper because it is out of style or season.
If I ever wear brand new clothes without washing I get this allergic reaction due to the chemicals in the clothes, plus it's just good hygiene cos you don't know who's tried it on before you.
I call bs on some of this. Messy sales sections are due to inconsiderate shoppers, retail workers have to try to fix that. Clothes are sprayed with chemicals to prevent bug infestations during shipping though.
Number 7 is dead wrong. I used to work in a clothing store and the mess was from customers digging through neatly folded or neatly hanging clothing to find something they liked. It wasn't intentional and we always had to clean up the sales floor and make it neat again.
what if i dont care about how much i spend on clothes
I know some items and clothes are made cheaply and not to last long so that you keep on buying more but that's not why I buy things. Even my sturdy nice clothes I only wore them once or twice. End up donating them because I have too many.
Hairspray removes Ink Spots as well
Thanks for your informations ❤
I got impetigo from my new jeans which i didnt washed before i used them
6 bonus tips were great!
That about the sales are rendered useless if you like me look up a shirt before sale and then buy it when it goes on sale a few weeks later.
The clearance section is probably a mess because people will avoid it because it's easier to look through a neat section (aka where the full-priced stuff is). Therefore, people will spend money on the full-priced clothes since it's easier to sift through an organized area.
I don't know where you live or where you got this stuff from but here it's absolutely not like this .-.
And my friends abroad haven't seen such as well .-.
Polyester tends to cling to the body. If you want to get rid of static cling rub the clothing down with a fabric softener cloth.
Also a temporary fix: if you end up losing a button on your jacket all you need is two safety pins, one where you don't have a button and where the slit is. Always thread the pin so the clasp is on the inside of your jacket and then thread the pin at slit. Using the pin at the slit to unbutton and button the jacket. Same idea with pants.
Also if the clothing item is a non iron do not under any circumstance dry clean that button down shirt. if you do it will lose the non iron quality because of how the cotton's treated.
Wash your jeans inside out and in cold water so you don't lose color and use fabric softener as it helps protect the cotton fibers. Always tumble dry low for no more than 20 minutes the longer you dry cotton it weakens the fibers from shrinking.
If you have a wool sweater don't dry clean it often because the more you dryclean it over time it will shrink what you want to do is wash it gentle cycle in cold water with woolite and stretch it out and dry laying it flat on a hanger.
In order to help your real fur sweater, mittens or your muffs not lose the fur put the clothing item into a plastic bag and stick it in the freezer and when you want to wear it out then wear it. The dry cold low humidity helps the fur to not shed.
I work in retail and this is what we recommend to our customers so that they don't ruin their clothes.
Yes because everyone goes to the sales section and leave a mess behind them.
Why, just why!?
What’s the song in the beginning with the whistling? I hear it everywhere
That is so crucial to know