lloop

Preloved clothing for women and children

lloop offers secondhand clothing for women, babies and children from birth through age 14. Its catalogue includes dresses, tops, shirts, knitwear, coats, trousers, jeans, shorts, skirts, nightwear, maternity and activewear, plus children's outfit sets, swimwear, shoes, accessories, nursery items and fancy dress. Shoppers can browse by age, category, brand or new arrivals. Items are sold as individual pieces, and stock changes as new consignments are processed.

Curated brands and inspected pieces

The shop highlights labels including Boden, COS, Fat Face, Finisterre, Hush, Seasalt, Toast and Uniqlo in the women's range, and Boden, Frugi, JoJo Maman Bébé, Joules, Kite, MORI and other children's brands. It says garments are individually checked by staff and described clearly before listing. The curated approach is intended to reduce time spent sorting through listings; the product page remains the place to confirm brand, condition, size, fabric and any specific wear noted for the item.

Two ways to sell clothing

Sellers can request a clear-out bag, send selected clothes to lloop and let the team handle the listing process. Alternatively, they can create a personal lloop Closet, see prices upfront and manage items directly. The site explains selling steps, accepted brands and how sellers can receive payment or earnings. Sellers should review the current acceptance criteria, condition standards, payout and unsold-item rules before sending a parcel, since the service depends on the garment and the terms in force.

Shopping, delivery and returns

lloop offers free UK delivery above the threshold shown on its site, adds new items daily and provides a basket for purchases across multiple brands. The company advertises a 28-day return period and describes returns as straightforward; its refund policy and shipping pages explain eligibility, postage and processing. Because one-off preloved pieces may sell quickly, availability can change between browsing and checkout. Buyers should confirm the current price, size and delivery estimate for their selected items.

Circular fashion and customer help

The business frames resale as a way to keep clothing in circulation: customers can shop curated pre-owned garments and send on clothes they no longer use. Its site provides FAQs, legal and shipping information, contact details, brand lists, a newsletter and a loyalty programme. Customers can use these resources to check selling, payment, delivery, return and product-condition questions before placing an order or starting a clear-out.