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Deliver it to USA.

Arket has no US store and does not ship to the United States at all — the US is simply not on its delivery-country list (Arket ships to around 39 markets, but not the US), and the checkout requires a local European delivery address. So a European forwarding address isn't just cheaper here, it's the only way to buy Arket and ship to the USA: order on arket.com, ship to our EU warehouse, and we reship to your US door. Beyond access, the European site is the brand's full home catalogue — complete colour and size runs, the entire Merino collection, the homeware range, and Europe-first collaborations and capsules (the Arket x Barbour waxed-jacket drop, Laila Gohar's ready-to-wear) that reach US third-party resellers like ASOS only as a thin, marked-up edit, weeks later, or never.

The pieces worth forwarding are the ones Arket is genuinely known for: the Merino wool knitwear line (fine-knit V-necks, roll-necks and cardigans), crisp cotton-poplin shirts, organic-cotton T-shirts, wool-blend tailored coats, and the trainers Arket curates itself — Veja and New Balance. Prices are in source-market euros rather than inflated US reseller tickets: a cotton-poplin shirt runs about €69 at source, where the same staple on a US reseller like ASOS US tends to appear only intermittently and at a marked-up or full-price ticket — and you get sizes and colours that never cross the Atlantic. One honest note: Arket's EU prices already include local VAT (about 21% in the Netherlands, where orders ship from), and forwarding does not strip that out — so budget against the euro sticker as shown.

Arket's primary scale is EU sizing, and most apparel fits true to size but is cut with a deliberate relaxed, breezy looseness — jackets and coats run looser still, so size down one for a tailored feel. A simple rule converts the labels: US = EU − 30 and UK = US + 4, so EU38 is roughly US6 / UK10. Shoes are EU-scaled and fit varies by model (some run small, some large): EU40 is about US 7 women / US 7.5 men / UK 6.5. Because a parcel forwarded to the US is effectively final sale (returns are impractical — see below), the single best money-saver is getting the size right the first time. Don't trust your usual US number; check each product's own cm/inch measurement chart in Arket's size guide before you order to the free EU forwarding address you claim at registration.

Arket orders are light-to-medium and dimensional-weight-sensitive. A T-shirt or fine-knit Merino top is roughly 0.2–0.4 kg packed, a poplin shirt about 0.3–0.5 kg, and jeans or chunky knitwear about 0.6–0.9 kg, so a typical mixed clothing order lands around 0.5–1.5 kg. The category to watch is outerwear: a wool-blend or waxed Barbour-collab coat is bulky and commonly 1.5–3 kg packed, where the volumetric (dimensional) weight a courier bills can exceed the actual weight. Home items — ceramics, candles — are dense and add weight fast.

Couriers charge the higher of actual versus volumetric weight, so flat dense pieces like denim bill near their real weight while a boxed coat bills on its size. The single biggest saving is consolidation: combine several arket.com orders (or other European stores) into one box and one customs entry instead of paying a forwarding leg per parcel. Run your exact basket through the on-page calculator for a live EU-to-US quote, and register a free EU forwarding address to get started.

On paper Arket is generous: EU law gives a 14-day right of withdrawal plus an extra 14 days (28 days total), with a return cost of around €5–€6 deducted in many EU countries using the pre-printed label and a local drop-off point. But that whole system assumes a European return address and a European drop-off — there is no Arket return path from the United States. Once a parcel has been forwarded to the US, sending it back means self-funding international return shipping to Arket's warehouse in Tilburg, Netherlands (often uneconomic for the item's value) or routing it back through the forwarder before the window closes. In practice, treat US-forwarded Arket orders as effectively final sale, which is exactly why getting the EU size right up front — using each product's cm/inch chart before you order — is the real money-saver.