About Oasis UK & IE

Oasis is not the shop it was. The chain went into administration in 2020 and its stores closed; the name was bought and now trades online, latterly under the Boohoo group, so there are no Oasis shops to visit and no in-store returns.

What continues is the aesthetic the label was known for: womenswear leaning on prints, dresses and occasion pieces rather than basics, aimed at the middle of the market rather than the bottom.

What they sell

Dresses are the centre of it, from day styles through to wedding-guest and occasion wear, alongside tops, knitwear, skirts, trousers, jackets and coats, with shoes and accessories filling in.

Because the brand now sits inside a larger online group, ranges refresh more like fast fashion than like the old high-street collections, and stock moves quickly. If something suits you, waiting for a better code is a real risk.

Buying it online without a fitting room

Sizing carried over from the old label is not a reliable guide to what arrives now, so read the reviews and the size notes on the individual product rather than assuming your old Oasis size still applies. Check the fabric composition too, which changed across much of the market when the brand moved online.

Returns run to a stated window and are normally paid for by the customer, and everything goes back by post since there are no shops.

Using an Oasis discount code

Build the basket, enter the code in the discount box at checkout and confirm the new total before payment goes through. These appear as Oasis discount codes, promo codes and voucher codes in different places, and all three work the same way.

Codes here follow the pattern of the group that owns the brand: frequent, often sitewide, and rarely combinable with an existing sale. Many are limited to new customers or to a first order, and only one applies per basket. Delivery is charged separately unless a code or a subscription covers it.