Zara just launched an online store in PHL. Here are 5 things to expect

Zara just launched its first Philippine online store on Wednesday, October 23. 

READ: SSI Group expands e-commerce footprint, launches Zara online store

We've already spent copious amounts of time on it, studying it and familiarizing ourselves, so you won't have to. Below are 5 things you can expect from Zara's newly launched online shop.

1. The website is pretty organized 

The website is organized by category (women, men, kids, teens, accessories), and by collection, as well.

There is also a separate category for items on sale.

We love how the kids category was organized by age! Totally makes it easier for parents to shop for their children.

2. The website will help you find your right size 

One of the cons of online shopping is the uncertainty of fit. Zara addresses this headache with the "What's my size?" tool. Upon clicking on an item, the website will show it, along with information including the model's size for comparison.

Below that, is the "What's my size?" tool, where you will be asked to input your height and weight. You can also choose if you want it tighter, perfect or looser.

The website will also have you select from three body figures displayed. You can also select your body shape, your age, your bra size for top (women) and the usual pants size you wear for the bottoms.

3. You can get your orders through home delivery or in-store pick up

Customers can either have their orders delivered to their doorstep or they can pick it up at any of the nine Zara stores nationwide.

The standard delivery charge is P150 but for orders over P2,995 delivery is free. It can be delivered between 3-8 working days.

If you realize the item  does not fit, customers can return items at stores or have it picked up for free within a 30-day period. 

4. You can totally use the website just to window shop 

If you really want to see the item before purchasing, you can just check your size and it's availability in Zara stores near you with the "Check In-Store Availability" tool. 

5. Zara uses the website to keep transparent with their sustainability efforts 

Zara's website features a "Join Life" tab where they share their commitment to sustainability.

"We are working to ensure that all our products are sustainable in all aspects, from raw materials to the design and production process," a statement read on their website. — LA, GMA News