Choosing to ship responsibly
Choosing to ship responsibly
Shipping is the purchasing step that generates the most emissions. Simple choices like delivery to a collection point rather than to your home can make a big difference.
Simplified shipping
Delivery to a collection point rather than to the buyer's home significantly reduces emissions. With Offwomen, we use relay point delivery via Mondial Relay. Their network of 12,000 Relay Points and 4,000 Lockers in mainland France ensures proximity whatever your delivery location.
Attractive price
By choosing delivery to a relay point you benefit from a single price of €5.95 with no purchase limit. In addition, for purchases over €150 we offer shipping!
Shipping to countries bordering France only
We have chosen to ship only to the following countries: mainland France (+Corsica), Spain, Italy, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Belgium, Netherlands, Germany, Portugal and Ireland, i.e. 10 countries and that's it! We will not ship worldwide for environmental reasons. In addition, there are enough clothes in each country not to buy them on the other side of the world.
Discover the Social Responsibility of Mondial Relay and why we chose it
At Mondial Relay, respect for the social and societal environment is a major objective. They mobilize every day to reduce and offset their emissions, save and recycle resources.
Reduction and compensation of emissions:
- Delivery only to Relay Points, an optimized delivery method limiting CO2 emissions thanks to its possibility of simultaneously delivering several dozen packages to one point.
-The use of the same transport for delivery and collection of packages, thus avoiding having trucks running empty.
-Avoidance of delivery failures: the package is at your disposal at the Relay Point, you can collect it on the day and time that suits you for 14 days.
-Vehicles running on natural gas.
-Transport is optimized through the use of a logistics chain management and optimization tool as well as route optimization software.
-Their diesel yard tractor was replaced by an electric tractor saving 60t of CO2/year.
-Two of their sites currently host beehives, with more than 120,000 bees, an essential link in biodiversity.