| Size | UK Size | Bust (in) |
|---|---|---|
| XS | 6 | 31–32 |
| S | 8 | 33–34 |
| M | 10 | 35–36 |
| L | 12 | 37–38 |
| XL | 14 | 39–40 |
Approximate UK sizing for tops, dresses & sets — for guidance only.
At Weigh N Buy, every item is priced at £35 per kilogram — you fill your basket, watch the total weight and price update live, and pay one flat rate that already includes delivery, tax and duties. No per-item pricing, no surprise costs at checkout.
Most online stores price every t-shirt, jumper or pair of joggers separately, so the final total depends on which specific items you happen to pick. We flipped that: pick whatever mix of brand-new Men’s, Women’s or Kids’ pieces you like, and the price is simply what it weighs. A heavier item like a hoodie naturally costs more than a lightweight tee — but you’re never paying a mysterious per-item markup, and you can mix and match freely across categories without doing the maths in your head.
Every product is individually weighed and its weight in grams is shown clearly on its product page, so you always know what you’re adding to your basket before you buy.
Yes — a minimum of 1kg across your whole basket, which you can make up from any mix of items and categories.
Yes. The price you see at checkout is the price you pay — it already includes delivery, tax and duties, with no extra charges added afterwards.
Everything at Weigh N Buy is brand-new fashion. We’re not a second-hand or vintage kilo sale — it’s the same simple idea of pricing by weight, just applied to new stock, online, every day.
Yes — you have 14 days from delivery to return items for a full refund, as long as the security tag is still attached and the garment is unworn, unwashed and unused. Because orders are priced by weight, returns need to include the full weight of the original order rather than individual items. Full details are on our Refund and Returns Policy page.
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Buying clothes by weight means the price you pay is based on the total weight of the items in your order (charged per kg) rather than a fixed price per garment — heavier items like jeans cost more than lighter items like t-shirts, and the total is calculated automatically at checkout.