No changing rooms and hand-cleaning stations: This is what clothes shopping could look like post-lockdown

‘Shopping for clothes won’t be as friendly as it has been in the past’

have also drawn up a series of recommendations in readiness for the easing of the lockdown with the suggestion of closing or limiting access to changing rooms, employing security guards to manage entrances and encouraging customers to pay by card.

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