Loungewear and fleece clothing items were some of the most popular items bought this week as the days become noticeably chillier, according to Pick n Pay Clothing. | busrep Day42ofLockdown
DURBAN - It has been almost a week since Pick n Pay Clothing reopened in May and customers wasted no time in shopping for new comfy ‘stay-at-home’ attire and winter wardrobe essentials.
Second on customers’ shopping lists was sleepwear and slippers, followed by winter jackets and knitwear. Pick n Pay Clothing stores are also selling a range of masks, all locally manufactured by small businesses. Stores have floor markers to help customers maintain safe physical distancing and the number of people in stores is being safely limited. All till points offer the new ‘Scan & Pay’ technology so that customers can be completely contactless at till points.
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