Which task is NOT part of the fitting room process?

In the fitting room process, the primary focus is on maximizing the customer’s experience with the clothing they are trying on. Tasks typically include assisting customers in finding the right fit and ensuring garments look their best during the fitting session. Ironing garments is not a standard fitting room task. While keeping the clothes neat and presentable is important, the fitting room staff usually does not engage in ironing as a part of their direct customer assistance duties.

Other tasks, such as alterations processing, may be offered services; measuring and pinning are directly involved in helping customers find the right fit, and providing information about fees pertains to any services offered, such as alterations or personal styling sessions. Ironing, however, is generally not necessary within the context of fitting room operations, as garments are expected to arrive in a presentable state for customers to try on.