Is END Clothing legit? Yes, and the duty comes at the door

Its own help page says it plainly. Import duties "are not included in your final checkout price", and the recipient pays them when the parcel lands. A buyer in the US gets the opposite deal.

Quick facts

• Founded: 2005, in Newcastle upon Tyne; its company, Ashworth and Parker Limited, was incorporated on 1 April 2009.
• Stores: 5, in London, Glasgow, Newcastle, Manchester and Milan, its stores page lists.
• Stock: "100% authentic", supplied "directly from the brand", its help page says.
• To Canada: duty is not in the checkout price, and you pay it when the parcel arrives.
• To the US: delivery duties paid, so nothing more at the door.
• Returns: 30 days from delivery to have the parcel on its way back; buyers abroad pay the postage.
• Labels END. sells, already in Canada: 48 New Balance and 38 Rick Owens items on within, 8 November 2026.

Two countries, two bills

Every order leaves the same place. "All orders are dispatched from our UK warehouse", END.'s delivery page says. What changes is who pays the duty.

For a US order, "Your final price at checkout includes all duties". For a Canadian one, the duty is charged once the parcel reaches Canada, and you pay it.

END. suggests asking your local customs office before you order. For clothes and shoes, the short version is in what duty Canada charges on clothes.

From Canada, END.'s checkout total is not the last bill. The courier brings one more.

Is the stock real?

END.'s answer is short. "All of our products are 100% authentic and are provided to us directly from the brand".

The next line goes further. You can "check with each brand directly", and the brand will confirm that it is "a licensed stockist".

The company is on the UK register too. Ashworth and Parker Limited, number 06866013, shows as active, and its registered office is 1 Parsons Road in Washington, Tyne and Wear.

That is also where your return goes (a returns address that matches the register is a good sign in any shop).

Sending it back from Canada

You get 30 days from delivery, and the parcel only has to be in transit by then. "The return does not need to arrive back at END HQ within the 30 day returns policy", its returns page says.

The postage is yours. "We don't currently cover the cost of returns for our International Customers", the same page says, so use a tracked service and keep the receipt.

Mark the parcel "Returned Items" and tick "Return Goods" on the customs form. Once it arrives, END. processes it within 3 to 7 working days, and the refund can take 3 to 5 more to show.

One more rule sits behind the others. END. counts the returns on each account, and "frequent or excessive returns" can get future orders declined.

The same labels, already in Canada

Some of what END. sells is already on shelves here, at a fixed price and with no customs step. On 8 November 2026, the New Balance shelf held 48 items from two shops, from CAD 100.

The New Balance 990v3 JJJJound in olive is CAD 600, brand new, in a US men's 7, at Utopia, 132 Cumberland Street.

The Rick Owens shelf held 38 items from CAD 400, including the Temple Jumbolaced in triple black at CAD 1,800 in a men's 11.

For Stone Island, 10 items sat on the Stone Island shelf, among them cargo Bermuda shorts in navy, tried on, size 29, at CAD 250.

Common questions

Where does Endclothing ship from?

From its warehouse in the UK. END.'s help page says all orders are dispatched from there, whether they go to Canada or the US.

Does end clothing have free returns?

Not from abroad. You have 30 days from delivery to get the parcel moving back, and END. says it does not cover return postage for international customers.

Is End a real site?

Yes. It began as a shop in Newcastle upon Tyne in 2005, lists five stores, and its company shows as active on the UK register.

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