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Top 5 Women's Online Shopping Websites in the UK

Online shopping is an important part of UK culture. If you're looking to pick up a bargain or get your home and fashion fix there's something for everyone in the UK.

John Lewis sells everything from homeware and tech to beauty and gifts. Reserved, a Scandi brand offers organic clothes for children and babies from ages 0 to 8 years old. Influencer favourite Oh Polly designs two-piece sets and body-con dresses for women. Browns has a selection of heritage brands such as LK Bennett and Dorothy Perkins and My Theresa has hard-to-find labels.

Topshop

Topshop is a fashion store for women aged between 14 and 24. It has a broad selection of clothing, accessories and shoes. The products are available on their website and in stores. They also offer free shipping on orders that exceed PS40.

The company does not use fur, down or exotic animal skin in their clothes and only uses wool from non-mulesed sheep. It also makes use of recycled polyester and offers inclusive sizing for its sustainable collections. They should take more steps however, to ensure their supply chain is hygienic.

The pandemic could have accelerated the decline of Topshop but it was inevitable as their key demographic left the brand to more recent social media-savvy competitors. In addition, the fact that the footfall on UK high streets dropped massively during the pandemic was a major contributor to the decline in business.

Ssense

Ssense is a fashion-forward retailer that sells clothing, shoes and accessories from top designers and brands. The items offered on the website are authentic, and have been checked to ensure quality. The company has a dedicated team of customer service representatives to help shoppers with any issues or Vimeo questions.

Ssense's inventory is sourced from boutiques and designer brands, Dia De Los Muertos Candy giving them more buying power. This allows Ssense to offer lower prices compared to other retailers. The company offers free shipping for orders over $100, as well as flexible return policies.

Ssense is an online store that attracts a large number of well-educated and well-dressed young adults. More than 80percent of its customers are between 18 and 34. It aims to make premium fashion more accessible to this demographic by combining established brands like Alexander McQueen, Balenciaga and Interior with new and emerging labels like Connor Ives.

Rotaro

Established in the year 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 aims to reduce waste in the world through an increase in the amount of consumers who purchase clothes for one-time use. They also offer a subscription service that includes delivery, laundering and insurance.

Georgie Hyatt, Rotaro's co-founder, joins us for a discussion about her experiences in developing an environmentally sustainable brand. She previously worked at WGSN an industry-leading trend forecasting company - where she helped brands enter new markets and implement sustainable practices.

The zero-waste pop up Store of the Future offers guests the chance to book an eco-friendly styling session one-on-one with Georgie. All proceeds will be donated to Protect Earth, an organization that encourages the reforestation of forests. Guests can also participate in a panel discussion along with other sustainable thought leaders. The experiences are available until the end of August.

Turtledove

It was originally launched as a part of Google's Privacy Sandbox, Turtledove is an ad serving platform that lets the browser decide which ad should be the winner, not the ad server. This allows advertisers to better target their ads while protecting the privacy of users. Turtledove also prevents third parties from identifying users by stopping them from disclosing any interest group information through advertisements. Learn more. 2019 Merriam-Webster. All rights reserved. Terms of Use. Privacy Policy.

The Body Shop

There are a lot of advantages to shopping online, including fast delivery options, hassle-free returns, and the chance to try on clothing at your own leisure. The sheer number of brands you can choose from is the best part of shopping online.

Warehouse offers fashionable clothes and accessories, including denim and swimwear in petite, tall and curve-shaped fittings. It also has a 'eco-aware' collection of sustainable and ethically produced pieces.

Browns, a British retailer of homewares and fashion founded in 1970, has a significant presence on the internet as well as retail stores. Browns stocks a vast assortment of luxury brands including Rick Owens and Acne Studios to Burberry and JW Anderson. You can also find mid-range brands like New Look, Arket and Coach.

River Island

Offering fashionable and affordable fashion, River Island allows customers to buy everything they need to complete their look from head to toe. They have a large variety of styles to choose from, and provide shoes and bags that match, so they're the perfect one-stop shop for every occasion. They strive to be as eco-friendly as possible and have long-term relationships with their suppliers and their employees.

River Island, with 350 stores and a global e-commerce business, places social media in the spotlight to encourage shoppers around the world. Its branded Galleries feature user-generated videos and images, which allow customers to see their own style in the products. Galleries result in an 184 percent increase in conversions and a 45% rise in the average order value of customers who use. The brand also makes use of Bazaarvoice's Gallery to allow customers to add items they find in Galleries to their wishlist which increases conversion even more.

Debenhams

Debenhams offers a range of benefits for sellers on their marketplace. They offer increased visibility, access to a large audience and a smooth selling experience. Debenhams also pays its sellers a percentage of the selling price of each item. The company also allows an acceptable return time.

The company is experimenting with different strategies to provide the best customer experience across all channels. It includes offering food and cosmetic services that are more in line with the trend of providing a complete experience over items. It is also changing the economic model to consider the margins for these services in relation with product sales. This shift focuses on driving frequency and is helping the company to grow more profitable. The new model lets the company to test ideas on a smaller scale before applying them to existing stores.

Hollister

Hollister sells casual clothing for both women and men. Its relaxed Californian style has won over a younger audience. The brand also has its own line of underwear, Gilly Hicks, which is inspired by surf culture.

The company also tries to be more environmentally conscious. In its new stores, ceiling lights are now used during opening hours to reduce the volume and music. The store also uses less cardboard and plastic.

Despite these positive changes Hollister still has a long way go in terms of its ethical rating. Its score is not high, and it lacks an explicit policy regarding diversity and inclusion. The company also fails to pay a living wage through its supply chain, and utilizes only a few low-impact materials. It also doesn't certify its suppliers to crucial standards of labour.