ASOS

History of ASOS.com

Launched back in 2000, before many clothing retailers had realised how important online selling would become, ASOS.com has grown to become the UK's largest independent online retailers. Based in the UK, they are a truly international brand, shipping to over 237 countries around the world, and constantly launching new sites in different languages and aimed at emerging markets. ASOS stands for As Seen On Screen, and there's a strong focus on the young, celebrity obsessed market, who want fast and affordable fashion delivered to their door.

In addition to stocking high street and big brand names, ASOS.com also offers its own ranges of clothing for niche markets, such as ASOS Curve for plus sized women, ASOS White for stylish basics, and ASOS Petite and Tall for women of varying heights. Offering UK sizes from 4 to 30, it's easy to find clothes that fit your size and shape, and you'll find inspiration in the site's style blogs, as well as their in-house glossy ASOS Magazine.

Men are also well-catered for on ASOS.com, with a wide selection of high street and designer brands in sizes from XXXS to XXXL. On the men's side you can choose outfits for all occasions, from comfortable hoodies and jeans, to stylish suits when you need to impress.

Brands

Around the huge site you'll find many designers, from affordable to upmarket, and the list includes:

• Adidas
• Alice & You
• ASOS
• Bardot
• Calvin Klein
• Chi Chi London
• Coast
• Diesel
• Esprit
• Fred Perry
• Glamorous
• Hybrid
• Jack Wills
• Karen Millen
• Kardashian Kollection at Lipsy
• New Look
• Little Mistress
• Reiss
• Religion
• River Island
• See by Chloe
• Selected
• Self Portrait
• Sessun
• The Fifth
• The Laden Showroom
• The Ragged Priest
• Zee Gee Why
• Zoe Karssen

Departments

ASOS.com have a wide range of departments online, including:

• Accessories
• Beauty
• Blazers
• Denim
• Designer
• Dresses
• Hoodies & sweatshirts
• Jeans
• Jumpers & cardigans
• Lingerie & nightwear
• Maternity
• Shoes
• Shorts
• Skirts
• Socks & tights
• Suits & separates
• Sunglasses
• Swimwear
• Tops
• Trousers & leggings

Opening Times

ASOS.com is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, so you can get your fashion fix whenever you need it. There's even a mobile site for when you're on the move.

Delivery Information

UK customers shopping at ASOS.com enjoy free standard delivery when they place an order over £20, and this means their parcel is usually with them within four working days. There's also free next day delivery if you spend over £100, which normally costs £5.95, or free evening delivery the next day when you spend £200, which normally costs £7.95. You can also choose a nominated day for your delivery up to 10 days in advance at a cost of £5.95, and this can be booked Monday through to Sunday. ASOS.com has a fast and reliable delivery service, with SMS and e-mail updates so you know when your parcel will be arriving. There are many ASOS.com voucher codes available to make delivery cheaper, so make sure you check before you place your order.

ASOS.com also offers a free click and collect option on orders over £20, with deliveries to a nominated point in the UK. This includes many supermarkets and corner shops, which gives busy people an easy way to collect their parcel at a time to suit them.

The site also has a reputation for its fast and affordable international delivery, with customers in the majority of countries around the world being able to receive their order within 14 days. There's also free delivery on orders over £20 for most larger countries, and premium express delivery which is significantly quicker.

Returns Policy

One thing that puts many customers off online shopping is not being able to try things on, and that's why ASOS.com offers such an easy returns procedure, allowing you to shop with confidence. If you're not satisfied with the item, within 14 days of receiving it, you can simply fill in the form on the back of your invoice and send it back to the dispatch centre. They will give you the option of either exchanging the item for a different size or colour, or receiving a full refund in your account. If an item is faulty, the return period will be extended to 30 days, and this allows you plenty of time to return any clothing that is damaged.

Security & Reviews

As a major retailer, ASOS.com has an excellent reputation for security, with the option for payments to be handled through PayPal so that there's no card information sent to ASOS itself. The website has details on how customers can keep their passwords and personal information safe, and the My Marketplace area of the site allows you to securely update your details. ASOS.com has mixed reviews on Trustpilot and other review sites, with many loyal customers saying they have never had any problems, but some customers complaining about faulty items, clothing not matching the photographs, and occasional problems communicating with customer services over the phone.

Other Places To Find ASOS Voucher Codes

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