Britain is said to spend more money online per head than any other economically developed country. UK consumers spend almost £2000 on online shopping each year. This is 50% more than Australia, which is the second highest online shopping nation.
Germany's click-to-shop business is barely growing, and what’s left of the interest in online shopping, Amazon scoops up. The industry has enjoyed a rich growth over the last few years, but it could have reached its saturation point in the country for the first time.
Buy clothes from the comfort of your sofa, or visit the high street for something that fits ‘just right’ today? While students typically prefer shopping online, when it comes to clothes, 70% prefer to buy in-store according to research conducted by UCAS Media.
Buying clothes online is great. Until you find out they don’t fit and the nearest post office is miles away. Not the case with Jeansonline.com though, who’ll leave a courier waiting outside while you decide if you want to keep your new purchase, or return it on the spot.
Men's clothing store Hointer is out to revolutionise retail. Founded by a senior ex-Amazon employee, it combines the best of physical and digital in a customer-centric real-world experience that's as fast and efficient as buying online.