Which 19th-century retail pioneer is credited with creating the first true department store, introducing fixed prices and allowing customers to browse freely without pressure to buy?

The 19th century saw dramatic changes in how people shopped with the emergence of department stores. These revolutionary retail establishments transformed the shopping experience and set the foundation for modern retail concepts. Test your knowledge about the origins of department stores and how they changed customer engagement forever. This historical retail innovation created the concept of browsing that we take for granted today!

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Aristide Boucicaut (Le Bon Marché, Paris)
F.W. Woolworth (Woolworth's, New York)
Harry Gordon Selfridge (Selfridge's, London)
John Wanamaker (Wanamaker's, Philadelphia)