Marni for H&M is finally in stores!

Listen up, Target: H&M knows how to handle its designer collaborations so that all shoppers have a chance to purchase the budget pieces — and so that no one scoops up every last piece.

The Marni for H&M collection launches today at H&M stores around the country and world and, like the Versace launch, they have some rules in place to keep those eBay flippers at bay:

Every customer can buy from the entire collection but with a limit of purchasing a maximum of two pieces per product, i.e. not more than two sizes (shoes/garments) or pieces (accessories) per product per customer. The shopping limit covers the entire Marni for H&M Collection. Your place in line does not guarantee any items from the Marni for H&M collection.

The first 300 people in line will be given a colored bracelet; there are 10 colors with one for each group of 30 customers. Your color determines when it's your time to shop in the designer collection area. Each group will have 15 minutes to shop, with five minutes between slots. The bracelets are only for customers shopping the Marni collection and are used to shorten the queue and make your shopping experience easier.

Not among the first 300? No problem! You can still shop in the store as the queuing system only applies to the designer collection. Find inspiration and get ready for your turn — after three and a half hours we'll open the area to all customers.

A selection will also be available online, but the vast majority will only be sold in stores. H&M rep Jennifer Ward told Refinery29 that fashion-savvy shoppers in NYC and LA were planning to camp out overnight to be first in line.

"They're very calculated, and they're looking to get their hands on the specific pieces they want. So they come in knowing exactly what they want, and they're asking for it, and they're running to get it," she said of the dedicated Marni fans.

"When we did Lanvin last November, we had somebody going on Twitter saying there was a stabbing outside of H&M — which was absolutely not true! They obviously did it so people would get scared and not line up, and there was no such issue, not even close (though we did have the police come in and investigate, just to make sure)."

Let's hope everyone gets their Marni and no one gets hurt! And if you don't get what you want, check back in a couple of days for returns, Ward said.

Images courtesy Josh Ollins/Marni for H&M

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