Top 10 Online Shopping Sites in the UK For Clothes

You can find everything from designer clothing to pyjamas at one the leading department stores in the United Kingdom. Expect to find brands like Reformation, Rixo and Ganni along with homeware, beauty technology and many more.

ASOS offers more than 800 brands in petite tall, tall, and curvaceous styles. Influencer favourite Oh Polly sells two-piece sets and body-con dress styles, while cult-favourite Nasty Gal is a vintage-inspired store that focuses on styles. BooHoo the fast-fashion juggernaut, offers affordable womenswear.

ASOS

Established in 2000, ASOS (which stands for As Seen On Screen) was founded with fashion-conscious customers in their 20s in mind. The company raised funds to start its business by selling cheap copies of celebrity fashions such as the ones worn by Kate Moss and Sienna Miller. After a few years, Nick Robertson and Susanne Clare decided to concentrate on clothing as it would yield the best returns.

The ASOS website has a wide selection of sizes and products, including maternity and plus size clothing accessories, shoes and stationary. The ASOS website also provides a variety of fashion guides, #AsSeenOnMe and other content that could help inspire. Customers can also create private boards and add items to their wish lists.

The ASOS mobile app offers a seamless shopping environment with synchronization of saved items and a quick checkout. The app displays information about stock to prevent disappointment if an item is out of inventory. This feature is a great illustration of how retailers can use e-commerce technology to increase customer engagement and build brand loyalty.

George at ASDA

George, Asda's fashion label, was founded in 1989. It offers clothes for women, men and children. The brand offers a variety of affordable and ethically-sourced clothing. Customers can buy clothing online, in over 500 Asda shops, as well as on the George Website.

The collection is influenced by the 'quiet luxe' trend and features pieces made of cotton, linen, and silk blends. The collection includes slouchy suits, printed co-ords, and ribbed separates. Prices start at 12 pounds (for a 100 percent Supima Cotton T-shirt) and go up to about 77 pounds (for full suits).

ASDA George, a fast fashion retailer, designs new store plans and guidelines "generally once every six weeks". Visual Retailing's retail software to modernise and future-proof its planning process. This allows it to provide briefs and visual merchandising layouts with unparalleled speed, simplicity, and Battlestar Galactica Finale efficiency. StyleShoots is a multi-purpose photography machine, removes garments from the background and uploads them into Visual Retailing for immediate use in VM Layouts. This increases the merchandising uniformity and ensures that all stores get the identical information.

Debenhams

Debenhams is one of the UK's most historic department stores, and has a broad selection of clothes and other products. It has a variety of brands, and offers regular sales and discounts. The company also offers various services to help its customers find the products they're seeking.

The first store opened in London in 1778, as a drapers' store. Over the years it has expanded into a huge chain of department stores with a global presence. It is a renowned retailer of fashion that is renowned for its exclusive brands and designer clothes. It has a large online presence.

While a few Debenhams stores have shut down during the COVID-19 pandemic, Arb Differential Locker it continues to operate online. The company recently sold its brand Pillar Mount Fire Extinguisher [recent post by vimeo.com] and websites to Boohoo Group for PS55 million. The purchase highlights the growing power shift away from bricks and mortar stores to more agile online counterparts. This trend is likely to continue as sales in physical stores continue to fall.

Topshop

Topshop is a fashion retailer that sells men's and women's clothes as well as accessories. It offers different collections, including Collections, Boutique and Style. The company also provides an option to stylists that recommend clothes according to the person's personality and preferences. This is a great option for fashion-conscious or indecisive individuals.

In the past, a trip to Oxford Street in London Oxford Street was a teenage girl pilgrimage equivalent of visiting Lourdes and Boohoo, with the flagship store's cavernous interior full of makeup, shoes and clothes to discover as you walked its escalators mirrored to the beat of pounding house music. However the company's fortunes have changed to the negative and it now appears like the entire Arcadia group comprising Topshop, Dorothy Perkins and Boohoo - could be nearing the brink of collapse (Yahoo Finance 2012).

The unique selling point of Topshop was that it was the closest that a high-street customer could be to catwalk style. However, this is what killed it. Asos and Boohoo started offering the same styles that were trending at lower prices. Shops were closed by the tens of thousands.

Missguided

Missguided is a UK fashion website that sells trendy pieces inspired by celebrity style. Its website is feminine and has a a pink and white theme. It also showcases female models and clothing items on its site. Customers can avail free next-day delivery and a student discount on the website.

The site has a wide variety of merchandise and is targeted at 16-34 year olds. The brand is a rival of Boohoo - a fashion retailer which also sells trendy clothes for the same market. The site features bold headings with pictures of clothing. Boohoo allows users to subscribe to their newsletter and receive updates about new products.

Nitin Pasi was the founder of Missguided in 2000. He described the style as "Kardashianesque". In 2022, Missguided collapsed into administration and owed millions of dollars to its suppliers. The business was saved by Mike Ashley's Frasers Group which owns House of Fraser, Sports Direct and House of Fraser.

BooHoo

The company was founded in 2006 by Mahmud Kamani and Carol Kane, Boohoo is an online fashion retailer with its headquarters in Manchester. It has customers across more than 100 countries. Its own fashion clothing brand is designed and sourced mostly in the United Kingdom. The company also carries other brands, like Pretty Little Thing and Miss Pap.

The brand's business model is based on a concept that maximizes profits by catering to a younger audience that craves new and on-trend clothes at a reasonable price. This group, comprised of those under the age of 30 is a huge market in the world.

Boohoo's employees receive a number of perks, including competitive bonus schemes and long-term financial security via pension plans. The company focuses on employee health through gyms on-site and free health cash plans and mental assistance. The company is known for its commitment to size-inclusivity. It offers detailed size charts for clothing to aid shoppers in finding the perfect size.

Amazon

Amazon UK is the largest online store in the world. It has a broad selection of clothes, footwear and accessories. You can also buy food items, household goods and DIY tools. The site also has a wide range of international brands and products.

Other e-commerce shops worth checking out are river island for trend led pieces that are inspired by the catwalk and fashion of celebrities, Mango for affordable yet stylish Spanish clothes that appear like a lot more expensive than they actually are as well as Lavish Alice, which is a go to for fashion-forward designs which are perfect for dressed up or casual days. Kendall and Kylie Jenner as well as Gigi Hadid, Eva Longoria and others are avid fans of the site's looks.

Department store chain John Lewis is another must-visit for fashion-conscious shoppers, given that their collection spans across all major categories including electronics and fashion-forward cosmetics. They also have a wide selection of household products, such as unique tea caddies.