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Top 5 Women's Online Shopping Websites in the UK

Shopping online is a major part of the culture of the UK. If you're looking to pick up a bargain or get your home and fashion fix there's something for everyone.

John Lewis offers everything from homeware and tech to cosmetics and gifts. Reserved by Scandi provides organic and sustainable clothing for newborns to kids up to age eight. Oh Polly, a favourite of influencers creates body-con dresses and two-piece sets for women. Browns has a selection of heritage brands such as LK Bennett and Dorothy Perkins, while My Theresa has hard-to-find labels.

Topshop

Topshop is a retailer of fashion that caters to women in the 14-24 age bracket. It has a broad range of shoes, clothing and accessories. Their products are available on their website and in physical stores. Free shipping is available for orders over PS40.

The company uses only wool from non-mulesed lambs and does not make use of fur down, angora or exotic animal skins in their clothing. It also uses recycled polyester and provides inclusive sizes for its sustainable collections. However, they need to do more to ensure that their supply chain is safe and workers are treated fairly.

The pandemic might have contributed to the decline of Topshop however, it was inevitable as their key demographic changed from the brand to newer social media-savvy competitors. Additionally the fact that the footfall on UK high streets fell dramatically during the outbreak accelerated the decline in business.

Ssense

Ssense is an online luxury fashion retailer. It sells clothes, accessories, and shoes from top brands and designers. The items offered on the site are authentic, and they have been inspected to ensure high-quality. The company has a dedicated team of customer service representatives who assist shoppers with any questions or problems.

The site's inventory is sourced directly from designer brands and boutiques, which provides Ssense more purchasing power and allows them to provide lower prices than other retailers. Ssense also provides free shipping on orders over $100 and a flexible returns policy.

Ssense is an online shopping site that is a magnet for a wide range of well-educated and well-dressed young adults. More than 80% of the audience are between 18 and 34. It aims to make luxurious fashion more accessible to this demographic by pairing established labels like Alexander McQueen and Balenciaga with emerging labels like Connor Ives and Interior.

Rotaro

Founded in 2019, Rotaro is a fashion rental service that lets customers rent tops, dresses and bottoms as well as bags instead of buying them. The company hopes to reduce waste in the world through the reduction of the number of consumers who buy clothing for one-time use. They also offer a monthly subscription, which includes delivery, laundry and insurance.

Rotaro co-founder Georgie Hyatt joins us to talk about her experience in building a sustainable fashion brand. She worked previously at WGSN which is a trend forecasting firm - where she helped brands to enter new markets and implement sustainable practices.

Guests at the zero-waste pop-up Store of the Future can book a one-on-1 sustainable styling session with Georgie. All proceeds will be donated to Protect Earth, an organization that encourages the reforestation of forests. Participants can take part in a panel discussion with other sustainability-minded thought-leaders. The experience will be available until the end of August.

Turtledove

Turtledove was initially created as a part of Google's Privacy sandbox. It is an ad-serving platform that allows browsers to determine which ads to display, instead of ad server. This lets advertisers better target ads, while protecting user privacy. In addition, Turtledove will not reveal any information about interest groups to 3rd parties through ads and also blocks advertising networks from profiling users. Learn more. 2019 Merriam-Webster. All rights reserved. Terms and Conditions. Privacy Policy.

The Body Shop

There are numerous benefits to shopping online; quick delivery options, easy returns and the option to try on clothing at your own pace. The sheer number of brands you can choose from is the best part of shopping online.

Warehouse offers on-trend clothes and accessories, including denim and swimwear in petite, tall and curve-shaped fittings. It also has an 'eco conscious' selection of sustainable, ethically made pieces.

Established in 1970, British fashion and homewares retailer Browns has retail stores and an extensive online presence. The store has a selection of premium brands from Rick Owens, Acne Studios, Burberry and JW Anderson. You can also find midrange brands, such as New Look Arket and Coach.

River Island

Offering fashionable and affordable fashion, River Island allows customers to purchase everything they require for a complete look from head-to-toe. There are a variety of styles to pick from, and they also offer shoes and bags that match. It's the ideal one-stop shop to suit any occasion. They strive to be as green as possible and have long-term relationships both with their suppliers as well as their employees.

With 350 stores and an international ecommerce business, River Island puts social content at the forefront to inspire customers around the world. Its branded Galleries showcase user-generated photos and videos, 3D Pop Up Easter Cards allowing shoppers to visualize their own style in the products. Galleries bring about an 184% increase in conversions and Aff Adjustable Height a 45% increase in the average value of orders of customers who use. Bazaarvoice's Gallery allows customers to add items from Galleries directly to their wish lists, which boosts the conversion rate.

Debenhams

Debenhams provides sellers with a variety of advantages on their marketplace. These include increased exposure, access to a wide audience, and an easy selling experience. Debenhams also pays its sellers a percentage of the sale price of each item. In addition, the company usually provides an acceptable time frame for returns.

The company is currently testing various models to provide the best experience for customers across all channels. This includes providing beauty and food services that are more in line with the trend of providing complete experiences over products. It is also changing the economic model to take into account the margins of these services in relation to product sales. This change is aimed at increasing frequency, which will help the company become more profitable. The new model allows the company to test out ideas on a smaller scale, before installing them in existing stores.

Hollister

Hollister sells casual clothing for both women and men. Its relaxed Californian style has won the hearts of a younger crowd. The brand also has a separate line of underwear named Gilly Hicks by Hollister, which draws on surf culture.

The company also strives to be more eco-conscious. The new stores are now using ceiling lights during the opening hours and lower the volume of music. It also makes use of less cardboard and plastic.

Hollister has plenty of work to do in order to improve its ethical rating. The company's score is low and it doesn't have an explicit policy regarding diversity and inclusion. It also fails to pay a living wage in its supply chain, and utilizes only a few low-impact materials. It also doesn't certifiably certify its suppliers to the most important standards of labor.