Amazon recently launched a new program called Prime Wardrobe, which allows customers to order several items of clothing without paying for them, try them on, then return the items they don’t want. Customers are only charged for the items they keep. Would a program like this, which allows you to try on clothing before making a purchase decision, make you more or less likely to shop for clothes online? | Daily Question

Amazon recently launched a new program called Prime Wardrobe, which allows customers to order several items of clothing without paying for them, try them on, then return the items they don’t want. Customers are only charged for the items they keep. Would a program like this, which allows you to try on clothing before making a purchase decision, make you more or less likely to shop for clothes online? Published on June 22, 2017 → Survey conducted on June 22, 2017 on 4276 U.S. adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Much more likely

24%

Somewhat more likely

33%

Somewhat less likely

7%

Much less likely

10%

Not sure

26%

Much more likely

24%

Somewhat more likely

33%

Somewhat less likely

7%

Much less likely

10%

Not sure

26%