Oh Polly has partnered with Packfleet to provide London-based shoppers with carbon free fashion deliveries.
Aided by all electric courier Packfleet’s live map tracking, customers can follow their parcel every step of the journey.
On delivery day, they will have the option to change everything about their shipment – including the time their parcel arrives, the address it arrives at and even whether drivers ring the doorbell.
The deal will see Packfleet handle all of Oh Polly’s orders within the M25, with occasion wear, activewear and swimwear being hand-delivered by the former’s drivers.
Beautiful clothes, delivered in beautiful vans 💚@ohpolly is one of the UK’s most popular, fastest growing womenswear labels, and now its clothes are delivered across London by our fully electric Packfleet vans 💃 pic.twitter.com/JX33GH1MhK
— Packfleet (@packfleet) July 11, 2023
Packfleet has recently become B Corp Certified, with every vehicle being charged with 100% renewable energy and drivers being paid 30% higher than industry average.
Tristan Thomas, CEO and Co-Founder, Packfleet, says: “Fashion is often considered to be one of the worst industries for the planet, so it’s welcoming to see Oh Polly implementing positive changes, from installing solar panels at the Bromborough warehouse and office to their regular charitable donations.”
“Now, they are looking to perfect their customer experience with carbon-neutral, customer-focused deliveries. The customer interaction is the most important bit for repeat business, and our merchants trust us with the final part of their sale.”
“We’re proud that Oh Polly has shown faith in us, and we’re delighted to be working with a brand that shares our values for sustainability and ethics.”
Alix McShane, Head of Customer Service at Oh Polly, says: “We’re really excited about our partnership with Packfleet! It gives our customers in London a lot more control, as they’re able to select a one hour delivery window and change their shipping address to suit.”
“They also have access to advanced real-time tracking and instant support in the rare event something does go wrong.”
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