Trial Rooms

I dont like trying clothes, thats the reason i buy many clothes one day, to have for many months.I dont like the idea of spending much time in the trial room, so i make it as fast as possible.I am not of that kind of people who will wear sth to see if it looks good on them-i dont care about it.If it looks good as it is, then it looks good on me as well.So, only 5 minutes in there, not more.

Hi Friend nice to hear from u i am not in the category who keep other awaited other thing i got mostly my dresses tailored, i have tailor he got all my details and he stitches it for me If i have to buy ready made, for shirt i know my collar size so i can buy it without trying and same goes with jeans. Suits and shalwar qameez, i like tailored , customized stitching Take care

Thanks for bringing up what is in my mind.I detest this mentality in the trial rooms and in the clinics.People who go in never mind about the ones outside and take their own sweet time to pick up the most ill fitting obnoxious things.I just hate them. People who do not care of the crying ill babies outside and chatting about the new earring of the doctor should be penalized mercilessly.

I think, I am much on the border of the extermes. I do not make much fuss about trial and retrials and so on, at the same time I have to have it tried, atleast once. I prefer good brands and find it no use to buy in a jiffy and later on finding it uncomfortable and bragging over it. It means another day of wastage on the same thing! The amount of money, time and the trouble could be worth a decent trial, isn't it!

Good Post indeed! I believe Trial rooms are must for every showroom. I also do try before buying my outfits. I take along my wife with me, whenever I go for shopping and she advices me what to buy...and what not and what suits me and what looks bad on me.I know sometimes it becomes difficult to wait outstide trail rooms, but we also cannot afford to spend our money on the clothes which may not suit us or fit us. How are you? Have a great day! Deepak

I spend as much time in the trial room as I need. Sometimes I'm quick and sometimes I take a long time. Sometimes I take only one thing to try, sometimes I"m not exactly sure of what I'm really looking for and I take quite a few different things to try on. I don't usually shop at "rush hour" and I really try not to, so I don't have to worry that there is a big line of people trying to try something as well and waiting for me. If I find that there are many people waiting I prefer to get out and try again at another time rather than hurry up just because there's people out there waiting.

dont tell me because in my place those people are like that almost hour they keep on trying clothes, they will bring thousand fair in the end they will just buy1 or 2 fair, me i just use a trial room for 5 or 10 minute that fine. i dont like to stay long because lot of people wait sometimes. but others they dont care at all

well the most i spend in trial room is to see if the clothes fit or not. i use all the time rather looking at all the clothes for latest trends or styles that would look good on me. then when i decide on the final two or three i take them to trial room just to see which fits and i am outta there.

I think that you are speaking of what we call a fitting room. I do not like to stay in there for a long time. I try on the outfit, see how it falls and looks on me and then I am ready to go. Some people stay in there for a long time with their crying bad kids and all. I think that parents should get a sitter if they are not shopping for the kids. I think it just makes things easier on everyone involved. That is just my opinion though.

Hi SViswan! To be honest,I don't like the trial room because I always feel nervous when I am trying out clothes. I am quick in the trial room. The ambience of the trial room makes me uncomfortable.

In the middle, I guess, although I don't much wear dresses anymore. Now that we are retired I live in shorts and T-shirts. But I am very picky about my shorts, and have to try out all the pockets to make sure they hold my gear-- wallet, pocket computer, etc. Sometimes the pockets look nice, but they are at the wrong angle or not exactly the right size. So I have to sit in them and walk in them and bend over, to see if things fall out of the pockets. Since I don't carry a handbag, it takes a little time to take everything out of the pockets of the shorts I'm wearing and lay them in order and put them into the new shorts and then all of that all over again. Fortunately for the other shoppers, I don't do this very often, and although it seems to me like I'm taking a long time, probably compared to most others I am rather quick about it.

it depends on how many sets i have to try on,if its only single then i am really quick,but if its more than one then it takes time

actually, i am a bit like you. i hate trial rooms. for one, they are so small that i am really not comfortable in them. all those mirrors in all the four sides tends to unnerve me a bit and makes me very conscious. i have also heard of hidden cameras in trial rooms, which may or may not be true. somehow, i just want to get out of the room fast.

in canada we call them dressing rooms or changing rooms... i can spend hours in them.. i love cloths... i think sometimes a little too much.. im constantly buying... no wonder i have too much in my closet... but the way i see it you are going to be spending money on these garments and sometimes its more than what you epected so i do take my time and if i take a long time well so be it..

LOL i'm guilty at times! ^__^;; at times i take a long time inside fitting rooms when all of the clothes i tried looked good on me and i can't decide which to buy because i can't buy them all! ^__^;; but most of the times, i only spend considerable time. most shopping malls only allow 3 items at a time to be fitted inside the fitting room. i would try the first one and if i see that it looks good on me, i would immediately take it off and i won't make poses in front of the mirror. and i go to the next dress and so on. but if there's no one waiting outside, i would take my time inside the fitting room and stay until someone gets in the line. LOL

I usually spend in a trial room for a few minutes when I have to try on a pair of trousers to see whether it fits me and looks good. I don't usually stay long if there are some other waiting customers. Thanks for your discussion, dear friend.

I don't spend much time, Once I know weither or not something fits I move on to the next size, or the checkout.

I hate spending time in the trial room. I go, try the clothes on and if it fits I go! That fast. Sometimes, I don't even try them on...as long as the tag says it's my size. I hate making other people wait for me, you see, especially the sales lady who stays outside the trial room.