Debenhams Group is enhancing its supply service by way of a brand new partnership with InPost, a number one supplier of parcel lockers and supply options.
The partnership will considerably develop supply choices for patrons throughout the UK, who will now profit from entry to InPost’s intensive community of 10,000 lockers and 6,000 parcel retailers nationwide.
InPost is now stay as a major supply possibility on Debenhams-owned manufacturers, together with Dorothy Perkins, Coast and Warehouse, in addition to on Boohoo and Nasty Gal. It’s set to go stay throughout the group’s different manufacturers, boohooMAN, Karen Millen and PrettyLittleThing, later this 12 months.
Debenhams Group additionally plans to implement a next-day supply possibility sooner or later, “to assist prospects with their last-minute purchases and time-sensitive orders”.
Dan Finley, Chief Government Officer of Debenhams Group, stated: “We all know that prospects are on the lookout for extra selection and comfort. Plans typically change, so consumers want versatile supply choices that may match simply into their on a regular basis lives and schedules.
“By including InPost to our supply choices, we’re giving prospects much more management over when and the place they decide up their orders, making it even simpler for them to entry the manufacturers they love throughout Debenhams Group.”
Neil Kuschel, Chief Government Officer of InPost UK, added: “Partnering with Debenhams Group is one other thrilling step in our mission to make deliveries work higher for shoppers and retailers alike.
“With shoppers more and more demanding quick, handy and dependable methods to buy on-line, InPost gives a scalable answer that meets these expectations.”
Consumers throughout the Debenhams Group can now select supply instances and pick-up areas that go well with their schedules, “providing a seamless various to conventional dwelling supply”.
Debenhams Group has additionally partnered with InPost on a nationwide multi-channel promoting marketing campaign, together with an set up at Piccadilly Lights in Central London.
