Yes. ASOS ships directly to Canada from its international site, with Standard and Express delivery options: there is no separate asos.ca and no US forwarding address is needed. The delivery cost, plus any customs duties and taxes, depends on the order value and the shipment's country of origin, and shows at checkout. Always confirm the total and the estimated delivery date at checkout: it is the single reliable source for your order.
Does ASOS ship to Canada?
Yes. ASOS is a UK-based online retailer that ships internationally, including to Canada, directly from its site. Unlike a US store where shipping to Canada can be blocked item by item, international delivery is part of the ASOS model: you shop the site, enter a Canadian address at checkout, and the delivery options offered for your cart appear. No US address or forwarding service is required for a standard ASOS order.
- No Canadian site: there is no asos.ca; you order on the international site and choose Canada as the destination.
- Price shown at checkout: the delivery amount and the converted total appear once a Canadian address is entered.
- Two speeds: ASOS typically offers Standard (economy) and Express (faster) delivery to Canada.
Delivery options and transit times to Canada
ASOS usually offers two service levels for Canada: an economy Standard delivery and a faster Express delivery. Real transit times vary with the time of year, customs clearance, and your region: an urban address often clears faster than a rural or remote postal code. ASOS sometimes offers free Standard shipping above a certain order value, and that threshold shows at checkout. Don't assume a precise date from a guide: the estimated delivery date at checkout is the reference.
| Service | Relative speed | Best when |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | Economy, slower | Timing is flexible and you want the lowest price |
| Express | Faster, costs more | You have a deadline and will pay for speed |
| Tracking | Provided after dispatch | You want to follow the parcel to the door |
Duties, taxes and the landed cost
A parcel entering Canada may be subject to customs duties and taxes (GST/HST, plus QST in Quebec) depending on the value of the goods and the shipment's country of origin. Apparel and footwear are categories that are often dutiable. Below a certain value threshold a shipment may cross the border duty-free, but taxes can still apply: the exact treatment depends on origin and value. Some orders have these charges estimated and collected up front at checkout; others have them assessed at the border, sometimes with a carrier clearance fee. The total shown at checkout tells you what is included.
| Item | When it applies |
|---|---|
| Delivery fee | Depends on the service chosen, unless free over the order threshold |
| Customs duty | Depends on value and category (apparel often dutiable) and origin |
| GST/HST/QST | Consumption tax, often owed even on low-value shipments |
| Clearance fee | Possible carrier fee when duty and tax are collected at the border |
Returning an ASOS order from Canada
Cross-border returns take more care than a local one. Check ASOS's return policy for Canada before you buy: the return window, who pays for return shipping, and whether you must use a specific drop-off point or carrier. When you ship a parcel back yourself, declare it as returned goods so duties aren't charged a second time on re-import. Keep the shipping proof and tracking until the refund is confirmed.
ASOS handles its own delivery, but if you ship your own parcels to or from the US (returns, resale, business shipments), a free MesColis account with no contract lets you compare cross-border rates from Canada Post, UPS, FedEx and Purolator side-by-side, each with its real arrival date and customs handling built in.