Mark Foy's

Mark Foy's ships each order from a partner boutique in Italy or France. Weekday orders placed before noon are dispatched within 48 hours, and Friday-afternoon to Sunday orders within the next 1 to 2 business days. Australian metro delivery takes 2 to 5 business days by Priority Express (AUD 60) or 6 to 10 by Standard Tracked (AUD 40, free on orders of AUD 1,000 or more), and regional areas up to 12. Orders over AUD 1,000 need a signature, PO boxes are not served, and Australian prices include GST and import duties.

Outside Australia, the store's shipping settings include the US, Canada and the UK, but prices are charged in Australian dollars, delivery is quoted at up to 12 business days and fees are calculated at checkout. US orders are sent duties-paid, though customs may ask for an EIN or SSN; other destinations may owe duties on arrival.

Change-of-mind returns must be requested within 14 days of delivery through the returns page or [email protected], with items unworn and all tags, seals and packaging intact; shoes and accessories need their original boxes. Each item costs AUD 30 to return, orders over AUD 1,000 add an AUD 95 customs processing fee, original shipping is not refunded, and one return request is allowed per order. Australian addresses get a prepaid DHL label, and refunds go to the original payment method after inspection, typically within 5 to 10 business days. Underwear, swimwear and final-sale pieces are returnable only if faulty. Faulty or not-as-described items are covered by the Australian Consumer Law, return shipping included; no separate store warranty is published.

On 26 October 2026 the catalogue held about 9,900 listings, roughly 5,300 of them in stock, across women's and men's clothing, handbags, shoes, accessories, jewelry and a small kids' range. Prada is the largest label, followed by Gucci, Valentino, Saint Laurent, Miu Miu, Balenciaga and Burberry, with Jil Sander, Fendi, Givenchy, Chloé, Bottega Veneta, Loewe, Jacquemus, Moncler, Maison Margiela and many others behind them.

In-stock prices ran from AUD 510 to AUD 17,512, with a middle price of about AUD 1,645, so this is a store for investment pieces rather than everyday basics. Handbags are the best-known part of the range: The Sydney Morning Herald reported that the first sale was a Jacquemus Le Grand Bambino, and Broadsheet that the Saint Laurent Lou Camera bag has been especially popular.

The store does not hold stock itself; each piece ships from a partner boutique or distributor in Europe. At checkout you can also save a purchase to a free Resellify digital wardrobe, which can later list it on second-hand platforms if you decide to resell.

Start with the listing details. Mark Foy's product pages give the composition, the country of manufacture and the brand's own style ID, and bag listings add width, height, depth and strap length. Where the brand sells online in Australia, searching that style ID on its own site shows the current full price, so you can judge the markdown for yourself.

Next, work out your total. Orders under AUD 1,000 pay AUD 40 for standard delivery, while orders over AUD 1,000 ship free but carry an AUD 95 customs fee on a change-of-mind return, so returning a single item from such an order costs AUD 125 in fees.

Finally, know what arrives in the box. Handbags come with a branded dust bag, plus brand tags and care cards as supplied by the brand, but usually no designer box and no authenticity card, which the store says is normal for multi-brand retailers. Keep the order confirmation, and if anything arrives damaged, incorrect or not as described, contact [email protected] straight away; the returns form asks for photos of each item as received.

Mark Foy's publishes one general conversion chart for all designers. Women's ready-to-wear runs from EU 34 to 44 (IT 38 to 48, AU and UK 6 to 16, US 2 to 12), with bust, waist and hip measurements for each size; EU 38, for example, is an 88 to 92 cm bust, 68 to 72 cm waist and 94 to 98 cm hips. Men's runs from EU 44 to 54 (AU, UK and US 34 to 44, XS to XXL), and shoes from EU 35 to 41 for women and EU 39 to 45 for men.

The store notes that fit varies by label: it says Prada and Givenchy tend to run small, Bottega Veneta and Balenciaga generous, and Saint Laurent and Valentino true to size, and it suggests sizing up when you are between sizes, especially for structured blazers and tailored trousers. Where a listing gives exact measurements, use those first.

Because a change-of-mind return costs AUD 30 per item, check fit before you buy. Our clothing size converter at /tools/clothing-size-converter/ and shoe size converter at /tools/shoe-size-converter/ translate between US, UK, EU and Australian sizes, and customer care answers fit questions at [email protected].

Every Mark Foy's listing shows a sale price under a store-listed full price, and its slogan is "Always iconic, always on sale". In our read of the catalogue on 26 October 2026 the typical markdown on in-stock items was about 25 percent, 15 items were 50 percent or more off, and the deepest cut was about 64 percent, below the up to 70 percent the site advertises. Some current icons were only about 5 percent off, such as the Prada Re-Edition 2005 Shoulder Bag at AUD 3,325 (AUD 3,500 listed) and one Miu Miu Arcadie Handbag at AUD 4,227 (AUD 4,450 listed).

Where we could match a style code to the brand's own Australian site, the listed full price lined up: Jacquemus charges AUD 1,690 for The Large Bambino, the figure Mark Foy's shows above its AUD 895 sale price, and Miu Miu's AUD 4,950 for a cognac version of the Arcadie matched the store's listed price for that version. Even so, compare the final price with the brand's site and other Australian retailers before you buy.

New newsletter subscribers are offered an extra 10 percent off a first purchase; we found no other public code. If you have a specific piece in mind, set a price alert on our Watchlist at /watchlist/ and check again before big sale events such as Black Friday on 27 November 2026.