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Since its SS2025 relaunch, weekday.com/en-ww is no longer a single label — it's H&M Group's multibrand platform, three distinct Scandinavian lines behind one checkout. Weekday itself is the core: minimal Stockholm staples built around denim — clean straight and loose cuts, workwear jackets, boxy tees. Monki brings the playful side: oversized knits, saturated color, prints (it has its own guide on our Monki route: /buy-from-monki-sweden-ship-to-usa). And Cheap Monday — the cult denim label relaunched on 5 September 2024 — drops indie-sleaze pieces in limited editions that rarely restock. Add platform-exclusive drops and a second-hand section, and you get a catalogue no US retailer mirrors. One honest caveat up front: ASOS US does stock a subset of Weekday's mainline, so if all you want is one current-season basic, check there first. What ASOS doesn't carry is the full catalogue, Cheap Monday, Monki, or the drops — that's what an EU forwarding address unlocks. We deliberately don't quote garment prices here: prices move with drops and markdowns, so check the live euro price at weekday.com and run your basket through the calculator on this page instead.

Weekday makes sizing unusually friendly for Americans — at least on denim. Jeans are sized in waist and inseam inches, exactly like US brands: a W28/L32 on weekday.com means what it means at home, so order your usual measurements with zero conversion. Everything else on the platform uses standard EU sizing, and the house cuts help you here too: the loose, straight and relaxed fits that define the brand are designed roomy and run true to size, so resist the urge to size up on anything described as loose or oversized — the slouch is the point. Before you order, open Weekday's official per-fit guides (womens-fit-guide and mens-fit-guide on weekday.com); they list garment measurements per silhouette, which beats guessing from a letter on a tag. Getting this right matters more than usual on this route, because a return from the US is slow and expensive (see the returns section below). If you're unsure between two sizes, ask us — we can also photograph the garment tag at the warehouse before forwarding.

Ask the checkout and you'll get the answer fast: weekday.com delivers from its Tilburg (Netherlands) hub to roughly 82 markets — most of Europe, the UK, even Canada — but a US shipping address is rejected at checkout. There is no US storefront and no announced plan for one. The workaround is structural, not a trick: register with us for free, claim an EU address (any of our European warehouses works, since Weekday delivers across Europe from Tilburg), order normally on weekday.com, and we forward the parcel to your US door. On cost, think in weight: couriers bill the higher of actual versus volumetric weight, and Weekday's core products are denim-heavy — jeans pack flat and bill close to their real weight, so a multi-pair order is heavier than it looks but efficient per item. The real saving is consolidation: let a Weekday order, a Cheap Monday drop and a Monki basket all land at your EU address, and we combine them into one box — one international leg, one customs entry. Transit time depends on the carrier and service level you pick, so skip generic promises and price your exact box with the calculator on this page. Hunting Monki specifically? That route has its own guide: /buy-from-monki-sweden-ship-to-usa.

Weekday's own policy is reasonable: 30 days to return, a small return fee deducted from the refund (£2.90 in the UK, as a reference — the fee varies by market), and the refund processed within 14 days. The catch is geography: that policy assumes you're inside a delivery market. Once your parcel has crossed the Atlantic, sending an item back means international postage at your own expense plus the transatlantic delay — slow and costly enough that you should treat everything you forward as close to final. That's why the warehouse step matters on this route. Before we forward, you can ask us to open the parcel, photograph the items and check them against your order — wrong item, visible defect, missing piece — while the box is still inside the EU and a return is still a cheap, domestic affair. Combine that check with the sizing basics above (denim in your usual inches, loose fits true to size, official fit guides per silhouette) and you remove most of the reasons a return would ever exist.