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Sainsbury’s has eliminated a key function within the shops throughout the UK, and the patrons are usually not proud of it. The UK’s fashionable grocery store chain has reportedly closed the ability for altering rooms, a transfer that has not gone down nicely with the purchasers.

This means these shopping for garments from the grocery store chain’s TU clothes vary must attempt them on at house and return those who don’t match. The change was reportedly launched in September final 12 months. Shoppers have now been calling the complete course of “such a pain” and expressing their frustration on social media.

Disgruntled buyers have been slamming the grocery store chain on social media with one in all them saying: “You’ve simply misplaced one other buyer”.

Another one posted on X, formerly known as Twitter: “@sainsburys #sainsburys Why have all the changing rooms been closed?

“My spouse received’t purchase something she will’t attempt on because it’s a trek to return something. You are shedding gross sales.”

Another one wrote: “@sainsburys why spend cash on constructing new altering rooms at Cobham Sainsbury’s & then shut them!

“So you expect me to spend extra money to buy multiple sizes and then make another trip to return the items I don’t need.

“Well finished Sainsbury’s you’ve simply misplaced one other buyer.”

A Sainsbury’s spokesman told Mail Online: “This is to make sure we’re delivering the absolute best purchasing expertise for our prospects.

“Customers are increasingly choosing to try on items at home and last year we reviewed how we use our fitting room space differently to offer the best possible experience when they shop with us.

“Customers can return any unsuitable or defective gadgets throughout their retailer visits.”

However, Sainsbury’s shouldn’t be the one one which has removed the altering rooms lately. The facility has been lacking from Tesco and Asda as nicely, with it being understood that Tesco removed the function, for its F&F clothes vary, a lot of years in the past.

Express.co.uk has contacted Sainsbury’s for a remark.