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WWD (Women’s Wear Daily) is a leading fashion industry publication offering news, analysis, and market insight for professionals and enthusiasts.
The brand operates on a subscription model that provides digital access to articles, photo galleries, and industry briefings.
Access is primarily delivered via the WWD app and the subscriber portal on wwd.com.
Subscriptions are sold in-app (Apple/Google) and directly on WWD’s website with recurring billing.
When you cancel, your access typically continues until the end of the paid billing period.
No immediate access cutoff is standard; future renewal charges simply stop after the period ends.
Your WWD account usually remains active for sign‑in and may retain reading history or settings.
If you later resubscribe, your access and settings are typically restored under the same account.
WWD does not state a 14‑day cooling‑off or guaranteed refund period on its subscription pages or app listing.
Refunds are generally not offered once a billing period has begun.
The following prices reflect in‑app purchase listings for WWD in Singapore (SGD) from the App Store.
The WWD website lists USD pricing only; SGD values come from the App Store listing.
| Plan | Price | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| In‑App Subscription (likely Monthly) | S$29.98 | monthly | Unlimited digital access via app |
| In‑App Subscription (likely Annual) | S$298.98 | annual | Unlimited digital access via app |
WWD’s published policies do not reference specific statutory consumer rights such as a 14‑day cooling‑off period.
Singapore’s Consumer Protection (Fair Trading) Act can apply to unfair practices, but outcomes depend on individual cases.
Users sometimes try to cancel inside the WWD app; in many cases the app cannot stop auto‑renew and the platform subscription must be managed via Apple or Google.
Always check your Apple ID or Google Play subscription settings rather than relying solely on the app UI.
Not turning off auto‑renew at least 24 hours before the period end can lead to an unexpected renewal charge.
Failing to save the receipt or transaction ID makes disputes harder to resolve with platforms or merchant support.
This table compares key points for WWD and an example publisher with a stated refund policy.
Use it to set expectations before subscribing.
| Item | WWD | Example: The Guardian |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing (SGD/App-listed) | S$29.98 (monthly), S$298.98 (annual) | Varies by publisher (example value not listed) |
| Refund / Cooling‑off | No public 14‑day guarantee; refunds generally not offered after period starts | Some publishers (e.g. The Guardian) publish a 14‑day full refund window |
| How to cancel | Manage via Apple ID, Google Play, or WWD account portal | Typically manage via publisher account or platform, varies by publisher |
475 Fifth Ave., 3rd Floor, New York, NY 10017, United States
This is WWD’s listed corporate office; subscriber services are generally handled online.
If you need to escalate a billing dispute, begin with the platform (Apple/Google) and then contact WWD subscriber support through the account portal.
Keep documentation handy to support any claim or refund request.
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