Wondering where to start with online shopping in Hong Kong? These sites not only offer seasonal trends, but also free shipping!
Don’t want to brave the city crowds for a shopping spree? Does traipsing around Central in search of the latest style find make you totally cranky? The magical world of online shopping means you don’t even have to leave the comfort of your own home to get your fashion fix! To help all of our fellow shoppers out there, we’ve rounded up the top fashion websites that offer free shipping to Hong Kong – happy clicking.
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Aanya
Local brand, Aanya, sources all its ethically-created pieces sustainably from India. You’ll find uber cute boho pieces to let your inner hippie or yogi shine through, as well as handmade bags and accessories.
Free delivery to Hong Kong, www.aanya.com.hk
Arket
This Insta-approved sustainable fashion brand offers up a selection of responsible-crafted basics. Brought to us from the group behind H&M, hero items include its denim (we love the Regular Cropped Jeans) and essential tees.
Free delivery to Hong Kong on orders over US$200 (otherwise delivery costs US$20), www.arket.com
ASOS
At ASOS, it’s easy to try the trends without breaking the bank. There are thousands of pieces to choose from, along with an extensive range of lingerie, swimwear, shoes, accessories, jewellery and cosmetics (just make sure you check the makeup items carefully as not all of them can be shipped to HK). Did we mention that ASOS also stocks plus petite, plus-size and maternity ranges? You’re welcome!
Free standard delivery to Hong Kong on orders over $350 (otherwise costs are $84.97 for standard delivery and $344.97 for express) , www.asos.com
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Charles & Keith
Singaporean brand Charles & Keith has stolen our hearts with its fashion-forward (and reasonably-priced!) shoes and accessories. We especially love its bags – they come in every shape and size and colour you can think of to help you look effortlessly stylish from day to night.
Free standard delivery to Hong Kong on orders over $350, www.charleskeith.com
Cotton On
Cheap and cheerful, Cotton On is always an easy option for everything from swimwear and athleisure gear, to on-trend dresses, shoes and accessories. With free delivery on orders over $300, it’d be positively criminal not to have a cheeky little browse.
Free delivery to Hong Kong on orders over $300 (otherwise standard delivery costs $40), cottonon.com
Dolls Kill
Dolls Kill encourages everyone to unleash their desire to go against the grain. Whether you’re a goth goddess or a fantastical flower-child, or anything in between, you’ll be able to truly express yourself on any occasion with the wide range of items available here.
Free standard delivery to Hong Kong on orders over USD$150, www.dollskill.com
Free People
Free-spirited and globally-inspired, Free People not only carries super chic bohemian styles, but the brand has also expanded into cruelty-free beauty and wellness products. It’s a one-stop shop for all things vegan, from clothing to shoes and makeup, helping you to look good whilst also doing good.
Free delivery to HK on orders over USD$150, www.freepeople.com
Grana
It’s no secret that we’re big fans of Grana in the Sassy office. With its gorgeous range of silk camis and dresses, not to mention the luxe cashmere and must-have denim pieces, it won’t be hard filling up your cart for free delivery!
Free delivery to Hong Kong on orders over $700 (otherwise express shipping costs $35), www.grana.com
J.Crew
We love J.Crew for its timeless take on fashion, which incorporates modern touches into classic pieces. We’re also big fans of its gorgeous range of jewellery, sure to update any outfit!
Free delivery to Hong Kong on orders over $3,000, www.jcrew.com
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kapok
With brands including A.P.C, Maison Kitsuné, Alexa Chung and more, kapok impresses with its selection of “future classics”. Don’t miss its eclectic pick of homeware, including candles, glassware and more.
Free delivery to Hong Kong, ka-pok.com
La Redoute
Find French fashion for less on La Redoute, France’s second-largest seller of women’s apparel. There’s also a homeware section too, so your home can be just as stylish as you.
Free delivery to Hong Kong on all orders above $1,257, www.laredoute.com
Love Bonito
Its Queen’s Road Central pop-up may have been and gone, but fans of Singaporean brand Love Bonito can still stock up online. This is a great option for humidity-friendly workwear!
Free delivery to Hong Kong on all overs above US$45 (otherwise delivery costs US$5), www.lovebonito.com
Mango
Mango is great for simple day or party dresses, easy basics and classic knitwear, plus shoes and accessories that don’t break the bank.
Free delivery to Hong Kong on orders over $1,500 (otherwise delivery costs $100), www.shop.mango.com
Marks & Spencer
M&S is the go-to store for many British expats in Hong Kong, stocking everything from clothing, accessories to beauty products and food! We especially like its Western sizing, great value underwear and quality home section.
Free standard delivery to Hong Kong on orders over $500; free express delivery to Hong Kong on orders over $1,000 (otherwise standard delivery costs $50 and express delivery costs $95), www.marksandspencer.com
Mischa
Forbes described Mischa as “one of Asia’s handbag brands to have successfully gone global,” and it’s absolutely well-deserved. Its travel and style essentials are a definite must-have, and you can even get them monogrammed to really add that personal touch.
Free delivery to Hong Kong, www.mischadesigns.com
Mister Zimi
Based in Melbourne, Australia, husband and wife team Jimi and Zoe Paul’s designs are bold on the print and relaxed on the fit. Its bold patterns and prints are inspired by exotic locations and cultures, modernising 70s-inspired garments like classic shift dresses and harem pants.
Free delivery to Hong Kong on orders over AUD$150 (otherwise delivery costs AUD$20), www.misterzimi.com
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Net-A-Porter
If you’re looking to step up your wardrobe with some investment designer pieces, look no further than Net-A-Porter. With more than 800 of the world’s most coveted designer brands, this is every fashion girl’s dream site. If the likes of Valentino and Chloe are a little out of your budget, take a look at Reformation, Madewell, Faithfull The Brand, Ninety Percent and Nike for a selection of more reasonably-priced premium buys.
Free delivery to Hong Kong on orders over $2,500 (otherwise “Next Business Day Delivery” costs $50 and “Premier” delivery costs $90), net-a-porter.com
Next
British High Street favourite, Next, delivers easy-to-wear pieces perfect for both work and play. Check out its special sections for tall, petite and maternity too, to find your truly perfect fit!
Free delivery to Hong Kong on orders over $250 (otherwise delivery costs $30), www.nextdirect.com
Pixie Market
Pixie Market bills itself as a “Fashion Supermarket” – we only wish Wellcome or ParknShop were half as cool! Shop here for premium trend-led pieces, with a focus on luxe fabrics and quality fit. Looking for more flash for less cash? Check out its sale section for a bargain (or three!).
Free express delivery to Hong Kong on orders over US$200 (otherwise delivery costs US$15), www.pixiemarket.com
Revolve
Boasting a designer list as long as a supermodel’s legs, we dare you to find something not to love at Revolve! We really love the extensive array of denim, which includes new options for every season.
Free delivery to Hong Kong on orders over US$100 (otherwise delivery costs US$10), www.revolve.com
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Sau Lee
Sau Lee is the answer when you need that perfectly fitting dress, whether it’s for a wedding, a romantic date, or just the office. All designs are classic and detailed, and founder Cheryl even tries all of the designs herself before they are put into production to ensure the fit is suitable for the everyday woman. Her aim is for women of all shapes and sizes to find a dress that’ll make them feel confident.
Free delivery to Hong Kong, www.sau-lee.com
Sephora
Sephora is one of the biggest beauty retailers in the world, featuring an ever-growing amount of classic and emerging brands across a broad range of products including skincare, makeup, fragrance, body and haircare, in addition to Sephora’s own private label.
Free standard shipping to Hong Kong on orders over $299, www.sephora.hk
Shopbop
It only takes about three days for your order from Shopbop to arrive, so go on, indulge! With lots of big-name brands and designers that aren’t available in Hong Kong, it’s hard to resist a purchase or two.
Free delivery to Hong Kong on orders over US$100 (otherwise delivery costs US$10), www.shopbop.com
The Slow Mode
Local brand The Slow Mode is our go-to wellness guide and shop for artisanal slow-made labels around the world. Every piece on The Slow Mode is handpicked by owner/founder Kaitie, and you can rest assured your new threads come from a thoughtful and supportive community. Who says a little retail therapy can’t heal those smoggy blues?
Free delivery to Hong Kong on orders over US$100, www.theslowmode.com
Topshop
Topshop is always a staple for whatever you need, so if you can’t face heading down to the flagship store, thank goodness for free delivery! The website also carries a larger selection of petite, maternity and tall ranges.
Free delivery to Hong Kong on orders over GBP£100 (otherwise standard delivery costs GBP£10.50 and express delivery costs GBP£20), www.topshop.com
Sassy Tip: You can also find Topshop on Zalora!
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Urban Outfitters
From contemporary streetwear to floaty boho staples, Urban Outfitters has it all – and it now delivers to Hong Kong! Don’t miss its cool Lifestyle selection too, which features a range of kooky and cool housewares, stationery, phone accessories and more.
Free standard delivery to Hong Kong on orders over $1,200 (otherwise standard delivery costs $160 and express delivery costs $250), hk.urbanoutfitters.com
YesStyle
YesStyle offers a full range of affordable clothing options (many with Korean and Japanese street style influences) and free shipping as well.
Free delivery to Hong Kong on orders over $275 (otherwise delivery costs $38.77), www.yesstyle.com
Yoox
One of the largest fashion online retailers, Yoox boasts hundreds (and we really do mean hundreds) of brands. It also sells a large range of men’s and childrenswear, plus home décor, books and art. But where this site really comes into its own is with its mega end-of-season sales – bookmark now bargain hunters!
Free delivery to Hong Kong on orders over US$150 (otherwise delivery costs US$16), www.yoox.com
Zalora
The Asia-based e-boutique offers affordable fashion delivered right to your door. It even accepts cash on delivery, so you can fulfil your fashion and beauty needs at your convenience.
Free delivery to Hong Kong on orders over $299, www.zalora.com.hk
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ZARA
ZARA is the place to head to for affordable takes on high-end fashion, so we’re thrilled that it’s on our free delivery list! Also offering free in-store pick up on orders of any amount, what better time is there to stock up on new season essentials?
Free delivery to Hong Kong on orders over $400 (otherwise delivery costs $39); free pick up from store is also available, more details here, www.zara.com
Also worth knowing…
The following may not offer free delivery, but with flat rates available at reasonable prices, they’re worth keeping on your radar…
- H&M, standard delivery to Hong Kong for $39.90, hm.com
- Harrods, delivery to Hong Kong for GBP£25, harrods.com
- Lane Crawford, offers free delivery to Hong Kong for any Beauty and Wellbeing orders (otherwise delivery costs $50), lanecrawford.com
- Selfridges, delivery to HK for GBP£25, selfridges.com
We reckon it’s time to clear out that closet (check out our list of donation resources in HK here) and make room for some new goodies this season!
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Editor’s Note: This post was originally published on 27, February 2014 by Sabrina Sikora and was most recently updated on 19 June, 2020. Thanks to Inés Fung for her contribution.
Featured image courtesy of Shopbop via Facebook, image 1 courtesy of Arket via Instagram, image 2 courtesy of Cotton On via Facebook, image 3 courtesy of Grana via Instagram, image 4 courtesy of kapok via Instagram, image 5 courtesy of Marks & Spencer via Instagram, image 6 courtesy of Net-A-Porter via Instagram, image 7 courtesy of Shopbop via Facebook, image 8 courtesy of YesStyle via Instagram.