What is ASOS? ASOS Review

ASOS is the largest fashion + shopping platform in the UK. Its products include men's and women's fashion apparel, accessories, skin care and beauty products, home gifts, etc. Various styles are involved. In addition to its own series ASOS WHITE and ASOS 4505, you can also find many niche brands from various countries here. It is often used by fashion bloggers for matching. The website has a 10% off student discount all year round, and there is also a next-day delivery event for £9.95 a year. The website often has additional discounts and can ship directly to China.

About ASOS

ASOS has more than 85,000 product lines in women's wear, men's wear, footwear, accessories, jewelry and beauty, launches more than 4,500 new products every week, has 19.8 million independent visits per month, has more than 11.15 million registered users and 6.02 million active users, offers more than 60,000 products in total, has created its own brand, and sells more than 800 designer brands.

ASOS China's exclusive website is the 8th regional website launched by ASOS in the world, in addition to the UK website. Other regional websites include the United States, Australia, France, Germany, Italy, Spain and Russia. While adhering to the brand's British genes, ASOS China has tailored a model that is completely different from other regions in terms of payment methods, logistics and even web design in order to meet the online shopping habits of Chinese consumers.

ASOS is the abbreviation of the English word “as seen on screen”, which means “the same as what you see on the screen” in Chinese.

Section Division

ASOS is divided into two major sections: ASOS self-operated area (including its own brand ASOS and other mainstream brands) and ASOS Marketplace (that is, independent designer brands). Please note that it seems that you need to register accounts separately for the two areas.

China Market

ASOS has been operating poorly in China since it established its Chinese website in 2013. After two and a half years of trial, it suffered consecutive losses in the domestic market. Over the past few years, its business in China has lost a total of nearly 8.6 million euros. In June 2016, British online retailer ASOS withdrew from its Tmall flagship store, which also meant that they officially withdrew from the Chinese market.

Development History

The idea for ASOS began in 1999, the brand went online in March 2000, and was fully launched in June 2000 under the name AsSeenOnScreen.

-In 2003, ASOS shareholders agreed to change the names of AsSeenOnScreen HolDINgs PLC and AsSeenOnScreen Limited to Asos PLC and Asos.com Limited.

-In 2004, ASOS launched its own women's clothing brand.

-In 2006, ASOS launched the catwalk short video fashion show.

-In 2008, Outlet discount store was launched.

-In 2010, ASOS Marketplace was launched; in the last quarter, ASOS launched three international stores in France, Germany and the United States.

- In September 2011, three more sites were launched in Australia, Italy and Spain.

-In 2012, ASOS opened its first international office in Sydney, Australia, followed by an office in New York.

-In 2013, ASOS entered China.

-As of 2015, ASOS has over 4,000 employees and is the largest independent online and fashion and beauty retailer in the UK.

-In the first half of 2017, ASOS' total retail sales were £889.2 million, gross profit was £440.1 million and pre-tax profit was £27.3 million.