Selfridges is a British luxury department store chain founded in 1908 by Harry Gordon Selfridge on Oxford Street in London. The company operates four stores in the United Kingdom: its flagship on Oxford Street, two locations in Manchester, and one in Birmingham. Selfridges is owned by the Weston family's Selfridges Group, which also owns Brown Thomas in Ireland and de Bijenkorf in the Netherlands.
Selfridges carries an extensive range of luxury and contemporary fashion, beauty, accessories, food, and homeware from over 3,500 brands including Gucci, Prada, Balenciaga, and Off-White. The store is renowned for its creative window displays, innovative retail concepts, and experiential shopping events. Selfridges operates a loyalty program and offers international shipping to over 130 countries. UK delivery is free on orders over a set threshold, and the return window is 28 days for most items.