Zara Ends Free Shipping in Israel, Implements Delivery Fees
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
Fashion retailer Zara has ended free online shipping in Israel, introducing a 14.90 shekel delivery fee for all orders across its brands. Zara Home's delivery fee is significantly higher at 49.90 shekels. These changes follow the recent closure of Zara stores in Be'er Sheva and at Ayalon Mall, alongside a reduced number of Zara Home physical locations.
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- Zara has eliminated free online shipping in Israel, charging 14.90 shekels for all orders.
- Zara Home's delivery fee has increased substantially to 49.90 shekels.
- Physical Zara stores in Be'er Sheva and Zara Home at Ayalon Mall have closed.
- The remaining Zara Home stores are located at TLV Mall, Ramat Aviv Mall, and Big Galilot.
- The delivery fee applies regardless of the order total for Zara, Bershka, Massimo Dutti, and Stradivarius.
Fashion giant Zara is implementing significant changes to its operations in Israel, including the closure of several physical stores and the discontinuation of free online shipping. The Zara branch at Azrieli Mall in Be'er Sheva and the Zara Home store at Ayalon Mall have recently closed. Concurrently, the fashion group has ended its policy of offering free delivery for online orders exceeding 199 shekels, except during end-of-season sales periods when a delivery fee was already applied.
Now, all online orders from Zara, Bershka, Massimo Dutti, and Stradivarius will incur a flat delivery fee of 14.90 shekels, regardless of the purchase amount. The most substantial change is seen on the Zara Home website, where the delivery fee has increased to 49.90 shekels. This higher cost for Zara Home deliveries, compared to the other brands in the group, could impact the affordability of smaller orders.
The physical footprint of Zara Home has also shrunk with the closure of its Ayalon Mall location. The remaining Zara Home stores are located at TLV Mall, Ramat Aviv Mall, and the Big Galilot complex.
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