Pelican A.
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I went to try on a two-piece pajama at the store. The shop assistant initially said it was fine to try it on, so I headed to the changing room. However, she seemed unhappy, took the pajama back, and asked me to wait. She then handed me a paper bag and told me I could try it on now. I wasn’t sure what the bag was for at first, but later I found out it was meant to cover my face to avoid makeup stains on the clothing.
When I started trying on the pajama, it took me some time to remove my clothes and put on the two pieces. However, as soon as I had only the first piece on, the shop assistant quickly asked if the size was okay. It felt rushed and a bit pushy. I understand she may be efficient, but the whole experience left me feeling like I was being hurried, and it wasn’t a good customer service experience.
Harajuku is a very touristy area. If you can't train your staff properly, at least consider providing translation cards for your staff to show customers, so they understand what is expected during the clothing trying process.