Wouldn’t it be nice if you could go online, order for your clothing, home, furniture, beauty, food, wine products and go to pick it at a store closest to you at your convenience? Well, with Marks and Spencer click and collect service you can do just that.
Marks and Spencer intend to offer its customers the best comfort shopping has to offer that is why it introduced the click and collect service. Therefore, with this amazing service, you have the opportunity to place your order online and pick your items at any physical Marks and Spencer store or other collection points in the United Kingdom.
How To Use The M&S Click And Collect Service?
Using the Marks and Spencer click and collect service is so easy that it can be done in a few simple steps.
- Sign In Or Register
Visit the Marks and Spencer online store to sign in into your Marks and Spencer account and if you don’t have one, you can simply register for one. The registration process is easy and fast, you just need to provide the necessary information.
- Place Your Order
Search through the online store to select your preferred items and add them to your bag. After successfully adding all items to your shopping bag, proceed to checkout.
- Complete Your Order
At checkout, you will be required to select your preferred delivery method and make payment to complete your order. Kindly choose click and collect as your preferred delivery method.
Upon choosing click and collect, you will be required to choose a Marks and Spencer store close to you as your preferred collection point. Marks and Spencer has a total of 1,035 stores in the whole of the United Kingdom and you will have the luxury of picking any of them depending on the product and your location. To know which store is the closest to you, you can use the store locator on the online store to see the stores available around your location.
Also, Marks and Spencer accepts all forms of credit and debit cards so you shouldn’t have a problem making payments.
Collection Information
You will receive a confirmation email that contains your order details. After receiving that, you can go to your chosen collection point any time from the next day of your order placement to pick up your item. You will be expected to go along with your confirmation or the following details your name, billing address, email address and phone number to be able to pick your items.
It is also important to note that you will only be able to collect your click and collect order during opening hours. Most Marks and Spencer stores in the United Kingdom are opened from 9 am to 7 pm on Mondays to Fridays, 9 am to 6 pm on Saturdays and 9:30 am to 6 pm on Sundays.
Additionally, you have seven days after placing your order to pick up your clothing, beauty and homeware items. However, since food orders are perishable, you will have only the next day of placing your order to collect it. If you are unable to collect your food order, you won’t be able to collect a refund.
To Wrap It Up
Marks and Spencer offer 7 days pick up for all click and collect orders. You will get to pick up all orders by 11 am Monday to Friday in-store the next day for free. Visit Marks and Spencer online store and make use of the click and collect option today to avoid the stress of having to shop for your goods at the store.
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