Top 5 Women's Online Shopping Websites in the UK

Shopping online is an integral element of UK culture. There's something here for Vimeo everyone, whether you're looking to get a bargain or fulfill your home and fashion needs.

John Lewis offers everything from tech and homeware to beauty products and gifts. Reserved, a Scandi brand, offers organic clothing for children and babies from ages 0 to 8 years old. Oh Polly, a favourite of celebrities, designs body-con dresses and two-piece sets 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 clothing retailer for women aged 14-24. It has a broad range of shoes, clothing and accessories. Their products are available both on their website and in stores. Free shipping is available on orders over PS40.

The company uses only wool from sheep that are not mulesed. It does not use fur down, angora or exotic animal skins in their clothing. It also provides inclusive sizing and utilizes recycled polyester in its sustainable collection. However, they must take more steps to ensure that their supply chain is safe and workers are treated fairly.

The pandemic could have accelerated the decline of Topshop however, it was inevitable as their core customer base moved on from the brand to newer social media-savvy and online-savvy competitors. Plus the fact that footfall on UK high streets fell dramatically during the outbreak accelerated the decline in business.

Ssense

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

The inventory of the site comes directly from designer brands and boutiques which gives Ssense more purchasing power and allows them to provide lower prices than other retailers. Ssense offers free shipping on orders of more than $100, and flexible return policies.

Ssense is a renowned online store for educated and well-dressed millennials, with more than 80% of its audience between the between the ages of 18 to 34. It aims to make luxury fashion more accessible to the millennials of today by pairing established labels like Alexander McQueen and Balenciaga with up-and-coming labels like Connor Ives and Interior.

Rotaro

In 2019, the company was founded. Rotaro is a fashion rental service that lets its customers rent dresses, tops and bottoms, as well as bags instead of purchasing them. The company's goal is to cut down on global waste by reducing amount of clothing purchases that consumers make. They also offer a monthly subscription option that includes delivery, laundry and insurance.

Rotaro co-founder Georgie Hyatt joins us to discuss her experience building a sustainable fashion brand. She previously worked at WGSN - a trend forecasting company which helped brands gain entry into new markets and adopt sustainability practices.

Visitors to the zero-waste pop-up Store of the Future can arrange a one-on-one sustainable styling session with Georgie. All proceeds from the sessions will be donated to Protect Earth, a reforestation charity. Participants will be able to participate in a panel with other sustainability-minded thought-leaders. The experiences are available until the end August.

Turtledove

Turtledove was originally launched as part Google's Privacy sandbox. It is an ad-serving system that allows browsers to determine which ads should be shown, instead of the ad servers. This allows advertisers to focus their ads more effectively while protecting the privacy of users. Additionally, Turtledove will not reveal any interest group data to 3rd parties through ads and also prevents advertising networks from profiling users. Learn more. 2019 Merriam-Webster. All rights reserved. Terms of Use. Privacy Policy.

The Body Shop

There are numerous benefits to shopping online; quick delivery options, fuss-free returns, and the chance to try on clothes at your own convenience. The variety of brands that are available is the most appealing aspect of shopping online.

Warehouse offers trendy clothes and accessories in tall, petite and curve fit sizes including swimwear and jeans. It also has an 'eco conscious' selection of eco-friendly, sustainable pieces.

Browns, a British homewares and fashion store founded in 1970, boasts a significant presence on the internet as well as retail stores. The store stocks a wide range of luxury brands, from 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

River Island offers stylish and affordable fashion for customers who want to put together the look from head to toe. They have a variety of styles to choose from and provide shoes and bags that match, making it a one-stop shop for any occasion. They aim to be as green as possible and have long-term relationships with their suppliers as well as their employees.

With 350 stores and an international ecommerce business, River Island puts social content front and center to entice shoppers worldwide. Its customized Galleries feature user-generated images and videos, which help shoppers visualize their own style in the products. This results in an increase of 184% in conversion and a 45% increase in average order value for shoppers who engage with Galleries. Bazaarvoice's Gallery allows customers to add items from Galleries directly to their wish lists, which improves the likelihood of converting.

Debenhams

Debenhams offers sellers a range of advantages in their marketplace. They offer greater visibility and access to a larger audience and a seamless selling experience. Debenhams also offers its sellers a percentage of the price they sell each item. The company also provides an appropriate return window.

The company is experimenting with different strategies to provide the best customer experience across all channels. This includes offering beauty and food services that are more aligned with the trend of providing complete experiences rather than just stuff. It is also altering the economic model to take into account the margins of these services in relation to the sales of products. This shift focuses on driving frequency and will help the company to become more profitable. The new model will allow the company to test ideas on a smaller scale prior to scaling the concepts to existing stores.

Hollister

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

The company is also trying to be more eco-friendly. Its new stores now use ceiling lights during opening hours and also reduce the volume of music. The store also makes use of less cardboard and plastic.

Despite these positive changes, Vimeo Hollister still has a long way to go in terms of its ethical rating. Hollister's score is low and it does not have a clear policy on diversity and inclusion. The company does not pay a living wage to its supply chain and employs few materials with a lower impact. It doesn't have a certification that its suppliers adhere to the most important standards for labour.