John Lewis has launched a virtual shopper service for those who visit the website during coronavirus lockdown.
The department store closed its doors in March due to the virus but the website has remained open. It is now offering personal shopping and advice services across the internet while stores remain closed.
The department store is now offering the new service for those welcoming a new addition to the family, those needing advice on interior solutions for your home or if you want a hand with decluttering your wardrobe.
Their specialist team are now on hand online to help with a new shopping experience to keep them in contact with their loyal customers.
You can find out more about their new services here and book a free one to one now on their website, and there are plenty of other bits of information for keeping occupied at home too.
The high street favourite have cooking, garden and crafting projects on their website too- which will come as a saviour to many wanting more things to do while stuck indoors.
Take a look at the John Lewis website here.
