H&M Is Letting Customers Rent Suits for Free for Job Interviews — Here’s What to Expect
The retail giant is making it easier for job applicants to make a great first impression during their interviews.
Clothing retailer H&M is allowing its customers to rent its suits for free for 24 hours, according to Business Insider.
The company first launched its suit-rental service in the UK yesterday but plans to offer the same service in the U.S. starting on May 13, H&M told the publication.
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The move is reportedly part of a larger, sustainability-focused effort by the clothing giant, which launched a “conscious collection” in 2012. The collection features items that are made of at least 50% sustainable materials. H&M says it plans to only use recycled or other sustainably sourced materials by 2030.
I knew I wasn’t delusional. Here are the receipts. May everyone who’s looking for a job get that job and look good doing it! pic.twitter.com/s5AVZgkFNm
— Zu (@bookofzu) April 12, 2021
H&M told Business Insider that the suit-rental service also allows anyone with an upcoming job interview “to make a powerful first impression.”
Customers have a full day to use the rental and will have to return it in a prepaid return bag to one of H&M’s drying cleaning partners, the publication notes. Though H&M shoppers aren’t responsible for any minor damages (such as tears or stains), they will have to pay the full retail price of the suit should there be any “major damage.”
Clothing retailer H&M is allowing its customers to rent its suits for free for 24 hours, according to Business Insider.
The company first launched its suit-rental service in the UK yesterday but plans to offer the same service in the U.S. starting on May 13, H&M told the publication.
Related: This Is the Number One Question You Should Ask During Job Interviews to Avoid a Toxic Workplace
The move is reportedly part of a larger, sustainability-focused effort by the clothing giant, which launched a “conscious collection” in 2012. The collection features items that are made of at least 50% sustainable materials. H&M says it plans to only use recycled or other sustainably sourced materials by 2030.
I knew I wasn’t delusional. Here are the receipts. May everyone who’s looking for a job get that job and look good doing it! pic.twitter.com/s5AVZgkFNm
— Zu (@bookofzu) April 12, 2021
H&M told Business Insider that the suit-rental service also allows anyone with an upcoming job interview “to make a powerful first impression.”
Customers have a full day to use the rental and will have to return it in a prepaid return bag to one of H&M’s drying cleaning partners, the publication notes. Though H&M shoppers aren’t responsible for any minor damages (such as tears or stains), they will have to pay the full retail price of the suit should there be any “major damage.”
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