GUESS reopens German stores after lift on COVID-19 lockdown

After more than a month in lockdown and following the country’s decision last week to partially lift emergency measures, GUESS reopened its Germany-based stores from the 22nd April 2020.

The stores, which were ordered to close by the German government on the 17th of March 2020, were reopened observing strict protocols and health measures, including regular sanitisation of surfaces, controlling the number of customers that access the store and limiting entry to changing rooms to one person at a time.

Safety signage displayed throughout the stores and GUESS is urging customers to respect social distancing measures, wear protective gloves and masks, and pay by card whenever possible to protect the safety of its customers and staff.

To avoid overcrowding and give customers some extra TLC at this difficult time, GUESS full price stores are offering their shoppers to book a special appointment with a GUESS shopping assistant, who will accompany them throughout their visit to the store. Although the store will be open to other shoppers, the customer can be assured of a specific time slot and personalised service to make their visit more relaxing and enjoyable.

During the international emergency, GUESS?, Inc. and The GUESS Foundation have donated over $1,300,000 to support numerous COVID-19 relief efforts, partnering with both national and international non-profit organisations to provide clothing, blankets, food, PPE, and medical aid to people in need.