END. Clothing: Designer Sizing, Sneaker Launches and Import Duties Explained

END. Clothing is a UK menswear and sneaker retailer that grew out of a single shop in Newcastle and now ships worldwide. END. stocks designer labels such as Stone Island, Acne Studios, C.P. Company and Our Legacy alongside technical outerwear, workwear and the big sneaker brands.

An END. order goes well when the size is right first time, the landed cost is understood before checkout, and the reader knows which END. products take codes and which never do.

Sizing across dozens of END. brands

END. does not use one house size chart. Each brand keeps its own, and they disagree. Italian labels often size in numbers, Japanese labels run small, and Scandinavian labels frequently cut boxy and long.

Open the size guide on the END. product page for that exact brand, then measure a garment you already own and compare the flat measurements. Chest width and back length matter more than the letter on the tag.

Oversized cuts are deliberate at END. and common. If a jacket is described as relaxed or oversized, taking your usual size gives the intended look; sizing down gives a conventional fit but shorter sleeves.

For trousers, check the rise and inseam figures rather than waist alone. Many designer trousers at END. arrive unhemmed or long, which suits taller buyers but costs shorter ones a tailoring bill.

How END. Launches work

Limited sneakers and hyped releases at END. are usually sold through END. Launches, a draw rather than first come, first served. You enter during a window, and winners are charged after the draw closes.

Keep a valid card and a correct address saved in the END. account before a draw opens. Payment failures at charge time usually lose the pair. Entry rules, regional eligibility and timing vary by release, so read each launch page.

Launch products are generally excluded from END. discount codes. Treat a launch as full price and budget for it that way.

Duties, taxes and delivery

Because END. ships from the UK, the landed cost depends on where you live. For some destinations END. collects duties and taxes at checkout so nothing is due on arrival; for others the courier may bill on delivery. The END. checkout shows which applies to your address.

Read the final total at END. before paying, not the item price. A cheap-looking jacket can rise noticeably once shipping and import charges are added, which changes whether a percentage code is worth chasing.

Delivery speed and cost at END. vary by country and by thresholds that change over time. Check the current delivery page for your region.

What goes on sale, and when

END. runs seasonal sales at the end of each season, when previous collections from the designer brands are marked down in stages. The best sizes go in the first days; the deepest prices come later on whatever remains.

Core pieces, such as basic sneakers and wardrobe staples from long-running lines, are marked down less often by END. than seasonal pieces. Brand-specific promotions, such as a Stone Island or Acne Studios event, are the moment to buy those labels.

Signing up for END. emails and the app is how most shoppers hear about early sale access and launch windows.

Returns at END.

END. has typically accepted returns of unworn items with tags attached within a set window, but check the current returns page, since terms and return shipping costs vary by country.

Launch items, underwear, and some accessories are often final sale or restricted. Keep packaging and tags until the fit is confirmed, and try items on over clean clothes indoors.

International returns from outside the UK can take a while to process. If the size is doubtful, order carefully the first time rather than relying on an exchange.

Where the END. Clothing savings are

The Stone Island code is the strongest offer here if that label is on your list. Brand-specific END. codes usually apply only to that brand, so do not expect it to cover the rest of a mixed basket.

The 20% code is the general option. Try it on full-price END. items first; it is likely to exclude sale stock, launches and some protected brands.

Free shipping matters most on a single small item, where delivery is a large share of the total. On a bigger END. basket, a percentage code saves more.

END. codes do not normally stack, so pick one per order. Enter each at checkout and compare the totals before paying.

Common questions

Does END. Clothing charge import duties?

It depends on your country. The END. checkout shows whether duties are prepaid or collected on delivery.

Can I use a code on END. Launches?

Generally no. Launch products at END. are sold at a fixed price and excluded from codes.

Is END. sizing true to size?

There is no single END. sizing. Each brand uses its own chart, so check the brand guide and compare measurements with clothes you own.

When are END. sales?

END. marks down at the end of each season, with further reductions over the following weeks.