DSW’s parent company Designer Brands has established a new partnership with Uber Technologies to provide customers with the option to purchase footwear and accessories via the Uber Eats platform.
The partnership allows nearly 500 DSW stores across the US to offer their products for on-demand or scheduled delivery through Uber Eats.
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Customers will have access to a selection of brands available at DSW, including Steve Madden, Adidas, Blundstone, and Goodr, directly through Uber Eats.
The partnership also covers a selection of accessories, including handbags and socks.
Additionally, Uber One members are entitled to free delivery on eligible orders, along with other exclusive savings, the company said.
The addition of DSW expands Uber Eats’ retail and lifestyle offerings. The platform already provides a wide range of household, fashion, beauty and personal care items.
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By GlobalDataUber North America retail head Hashim Amin said: “Style emergencies are real and with DSW on Uber Eats, we are making it easier than ever to look and feel your best, fast.
“Whether you forgot your shoes for a weekend getaway or just spotted the perfect pair for a night out, DSW and Uber Eats have you covered.”
Earlier this month, France-based Sephora partnered with Uber Technologies to make hundreds of Sephora stores across the US and Canada available on Uber Eats.
Customers can arrange delivery of skincare, make-up, haircare, fragrance and wellness products.
Last month, Uber Technologies partnered with North American retailer Dollar Tree to offer same-day delivery convenience for customers across the US.
The partnership brought around 9,000 of the retailer’s locations onto the Uber Eats platform.
