How do I return to nobody's child?

To return an item to Nobody's Child, use their online returns portal for UK orders by generating a label and dropping it at a post office, ensuring items are unworn with tags; for pre-loved items or a discount, use their Reskinned take-back program, and contact their customer service at [email protected] for any issues or faulty items.

How can I return an item purchased online?

Returning online purchases generally gives you a legal right to a full refund within 14 days of delivery to cancel, then another 14 days to return the item, though many retailers offer longer periods; you must keep items in good condition (like in-store handling), return them with original packaging/receipt, and if faulty, you have stronger rights for a refund/replacement, often with the retailer covering return postage.

How do you return to get the label?

You can return any unwanted items back to us within 21 days of receiving your order. You can do so via one of the following options: Use our returns partner ZigZag for a hassle free online returns process. Package up your items and return using your chosen courier label or QR Code provided ZigZag.

Does M&S stock nobody's child in store?

Yes, Marks & Spencer (M&S) stocks Nobody's Child both online and in a growing number of their physical stores, with M&S having a minority stake in the brand and running dedicated shop-in-shops and pop-ups within their locations, offering collections of dresses, tops, and other separates. 

What is the Marks and Spencer controversy?

M&S controversies involve issues like an banned advert for an "unhealthily thin" model (2025), a Christmas advert post removed for alleged similarities to the Palestinian flag (2023), accusations of greenwashing and inadequate animal welfare, a major cyberattack disrupting online sales (2025), disputes with trading standards over product labeling, the controversial demolition and redevelopment of its Oxford Street store, and past allegations of sweatshop labor. 

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How do I return an online order?

Returning online purchases generally gives you a legal right to a full refund within 14 days of delivery to cancel, then another 14 days to return the item, though many retailers offer longer periods; you must keep items in good condition (like in-store handling), return them with original packaging/receipt, and if faulty, you have stronger rights for a refund/replacement, often with the retailer covering return postage.

What do I do if I can't print a return label?

You DON'T Have a Printer

Go to the counter, give your package to the Retail Associate, and scan the Label Broker ID (QR Code) on your phone. They'll do the rest! (Or, if the location has a Label Broker self-service kiosk, you can do it yourself.

Will Royal Mail print my return label?

You can bring a QR code into branch with your correctly packaged items and we'll print the returns label for you (check with your retailer for availability).

Why do I have to pay for return shipping?

You pay for return shipping if you're returning the item because you changed your mind, and the seller's return policy states that buyers are responsible for return shipping.

Where to return a Royal Mail parcel?

All Post Offices accept parcel drop-offs and returns of all Royal Mail items, as well as selling our postage services. Other services offered vary by branch.

How do I contact nobody's child UK?

The easiest way to do this is to email our customer services team [email protected] or contact us by post to Nobody's Child Limited 10 White Lion Street, Angel, London N1 9PD.

Will a post office print a return label for me?

Returns Portal

This portal allows them to generate and print return labels at home, at the Post Office or the retailer.

How to send a package without printing a label?

If you want to send a parcel without printing a label, choose the Meest Post option. The whole process is really simple and starts with registering your shipment online.

Will the post office print a label for me?

Yes, the USPS can print your shipping label using their Label Broker service, where you get a QR code from USPS.com (after paying for postage) and show it at the Post Office (counter or kiosk) to have it printed for free; alternatively, you can bring your package and address details to the counter, and a clerk will help you create and print a label on the spot.

Do I have to pay to return an online order?

No, online returns are not always free; it depends on the retailer's policy, with many now charging fees for mail returns to cover costs, though some offer free returns or allow in-store returns without charge, especially for faulty items. While many retailers previously offered free returns as the norm, this trend is changing, with some brands implementing fees, while others still provide free return labels or in-store drop-offs as a no-cost option, so it's essential to check the specific store's terms. 

Do I need to print a label for FedEx return?

A team member will print your label for you and accept your return on the spot. If you don't have a return label or QR code, you'll need to create one. You can create a label online or through the FedEx® Mobile app. You can also use the app to get a QR code on your phone, eliminating the need to print a label.

Why has Marks & Spencer stopped online orders?

The company confirmed it was dealing with a "cyber incident" and although those services resumed fairly quickly, on 25 April, it stopped taking online orders. The high-street giant later revealed that some customer data, including contact details and dates of birth, was also stolen during the hack.

What does M&S do with unsold food?

M&S redirects unsold edible food to local charities via Neighbourly for meals, repurposes bakery items into frozen garlic bread, offers discounted end-of-shelf-life food in-store, and sends inedible food for anaerobic digestion to create energy, aiming for zero operational waste to landfill and reducing overall waste, though recent reports show issues at some stores needing investigation.
 

Which is better, Marks and Spencer or Zara?

Marks and Spencer's product range emphasizes classic styles and high-quality materials. Zara offers a constantly updated collection reflecting current trends, whereas H&M features more casual wear, often focused on fast-fashion cycles.