Bonprix Catalogue

Bonprix is a Hamburg-born fashion and lifestyle retailer founded in 1986, originally operating from a single-family house in Hamburg-Bramfeld, Germany. Part of the Freemans Grattan Holdings group in the UK, bonprix launched its British operation in 2005 and has since grown to serve millions of customers across 16 European countries. The brand is built around one guiding principle: every size – from 6 to 32 in women's clothing – costs the same price, making trend-led fashion genuinely accessible. With roughly 1,400 employees and a catalogue heritage stretching back four decades, bonprix combines mail-order roots with a broad range of clothing, footwear, and home products.

What the bonprix Catalogue Offers

The bonprix catalogue covers fashion for women, men, and children under one cover. Women's ranges include dresses, skirts, trousers, blouses, coats, jackets, knitwear, lingerie, swimwear, and accessories. Menswear covers shirts, trousers, polo shirts, and casualwear. Childrenswear spans tops, dresses, trousers, and school essentials. Home textiles – including bedding, towels, and tablecloths – also feature. The catalogue has historically carried seasonal collections alongside clearance lines, giving shoppers a single source for everyday family wardrobe needs at value prices.

Inclusive Sizing and Value Pricing

One of bonprix's most publicised commitments is flat pricing across all sizes: a dress in a UK 6 and the same dress in a UK 32 carry an identical price tag. Women's clothing runs from size 6 to 32, with dedicated plus-size and maternity lines. This approach, unusual among mainstream fashion retailers, has been a central part of the bonprix identity since the brand entered the UK market. The range is positioned to offer trend-aware pieces at everyday prices, rather than premium or high-street rates.

Brand Background and European Reach

Bonprix began as a mail-order venture in Hamburg in 1986 and built its catalogue business steadily through the 1990s before moving online in the late 1990s. By 2026 the company was marking its 40th anniversary and operating digital fashion shops across 16 European countries. In the UK, bonprix trades as a division of Freemans plc (part of Freemans Grattan Holdings), a Bradford-registered business regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. The UK site and catalogue have offered a flexiway credit account alongside standard payment, with options such as try-before-you-buy available to account holders.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is bonprix still trading in the UK?

Yes. As of 2026, bonprix continues to trade in the UK through bonprix.co.uk, operating as a trading name of Freemans plc. The business is regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and remains active across the UK and 15 other European countries.

What sizes does bonprix stock for women?

Bonprix women's clothing is available in UK sizes 6 to 32. The brand is well known for charging the same price across all sizes, and carries dedicated plus-size and maternity ranges within that span.

Is bonprix part of a larger group?

In the UK, bonprix operates as a trading name of Freemans plc, which is part of the Freemans Grattan Holdings group. The wider bonprix brand is a Hamburg-founded fashion company that has operated across Europe since 1986 and employs around 1,400 people across its European operations.

Does bonprix still send out printed catalogues?

Bonprix built its reputation as a mail-order catalogue retailer from 1986 onward, dispatching seasonal catalogues to registered customers. In recent years the brand has shifted its primary channel to its website and app, though catalogue requests have historically been available through the website.

What is the returns policy at bonprix?

Bonprix has offered free returns for UK customers, and account holders have been able to use a try-before-you-buy arrangement. For the most current returns terms, check the bonprix.co.uk website directly, as policies may have changed since this catalogue was issued.

What happened to the bonprix catalogue?

The printed bonprix catalogue was a staple for UK shoppers from the brand's 2005 UK launch onward. Like many catalogue retailers, bonprix progressively moved its main offering online, with the website and mobile app replacing the printed edition as the primary shopping channel. This archived Catalink listing relates to the printed catalogue era.

This catalogue is part of the Catalink archive and may no longer be available to order. The information above describes bonprix, a European value-fashion brand selling clothing, footwear, and home products for women, men, and children. For current details, visit the company's official website at bonprix.co.uk.