John Lewis could quarantine clothes as stores reopen

Trying on clothes before you buy has long been a key feature of the great British shopping experience. But when it reopens next month, John Lewis is considering a quarantine for items tested out by shoppers as part of plans to stop the spread of Covid-19. The department chain could put garments into temporary storage if customers try them out but do not make a purchase under proposals being considered ahead of reopening. Alternatively, professional garment steamers typically used to iron returne