Incu is an Australian fashion retailer that stocks a curated mix of contemporary menswear and womenswear labels alongside its own in-house pieces. It sells online and through stores in Australia, with prices in Australian dollars.
An Incu order goes well when you know how each stocked brand fits, understand the AUD pricing and delivery, and use a code on the right basket. This guide covers each.
Understanding the Incu brand mix
Incu carries a range of international and Australian labels, from streetwear to minimal tailoring. The brand list changes by season, so check the current Incu brand page for what is in stock.
Incu also sells in-house labels that often cost less than the imported brands. They are worth a look for basics like tees and knits.
Because stock comes from many brands, quality and fit vary. Judge each Incu item on its own fabric and fit notes.
Sizing across different labels
Each brand at Incu uses its own sizing. A European label may run smaller than an Australian one. Read the size guide on each Incu product page.
Some brands use numeric sizing and others use S to XL. Converting between them is where orders go wrong. Measure a garment you own and compare.
Fit notes on Incu listings, such as relaxed or slim, are worth reading. They tell you more than the size label alone.
AUD pricing and international buyers
Incu prices in Australian dollars. Overseas buyers should convert the price and check whether Incu ships to their country.
International orders may attract duties and taxes on arrival. Check the Incu shipping page for the current rules before ordering from outside Australia.
Australian buyers pay GST-inclusive prices. The listed price is what you pay before shipping.
Delivery within Australia
Incu ships across Australia, and delivery times vary by state and whether you are metro or regional. Check the current delivery estimate at checkout.
Free shipping may apply above a set order value. Check the current threshold before adding items.
If you live near an Incu store, check whether click and collect is offered. It can save shipping and time.
Returns and exchanges
Read the current Incu return policy before ordering several sizes. Sale items may have different rules.
Keep tags attached and try items indoors. Worn items are unlikely to be accepted.
When Incu prices are lowest
Incu runs seasonal sales and events such as Black Friday and private sales for subscribers. These are the best times to buy premium labels.
Popular sizes sell out quickly once a sale starts. Save items to your wishlist ahead of time.
Joining the Incu mailing list is the easiest way to hear about private sale access.
Shopping new season arrivals
New season stock lands at Incu at full price, and the most wanted pieces from popular labels can sell through in core sizes before any sale. If a specific jacket or shoe matters to you, buy it early with a code rather than waiting.
Basics and in-house Incu pieces are more likely to stay in stock. Those are safer to hold off on until a sale period.
Check the Incu new arrivals page regularly during the first weeks of a season. That is when the full size range is available.
Choosing between premium labels and Incu basics
Imported labels at Incu carry a premium for their design and name. For outerwear and shoes, that extra spend often pays off in construction and fabric.
For tees, knits and everyday pants, Incu's in-house pieces can deliver similar wear at a lower price. Compare fabric content on both before deciding.
Mixing a premium jacket with in-house basics is a sensible way to spend an Incu budget. It also builds a basket big enough for a percentage code to matter.
Checking fabric and care
Read the fabric and care notes on each Incu listing. Wool, linen and technical fabrics each need different care. A garment that needs dry cleaning costs more to own.
Australian summers favour breathable fabrics such as linen and cotton. For winter in southern states, look at wool knits and heavier outerwear.
Denim from Incu brands may shrink or stretch depending on whether it is raw or washed. Check the listing before choosing your size.
Where the Incu savings are
The 30% off code is the largest Incu offer listed. Try it first, especially on a premium brand jacket or knit, and confirm it applies at checkout.
The 20% off code is a strong fallback if the 30% code has expired. It suits most full-price Incu baskets.
The 10% off code is a welcome-style offer for smaller first orders. Use it if the larger codes are not accepted.
Codes may exclude sale items or some brands. Enter one per order and check the AUD total before paying.
Common questions
Where is Incu based?
Incu is an Australian retailer. It prices in AUD and has stores in Australia.
Does Incu ship internationally?
Check the current Incu shipping page. Duties may apply on arrival.
How does Incu sizing work?
Each brand uses its own sizing. Read each product's size guide.
Which Incu code should I try?
Try 30% off first, then 20% off. Check the total at checkout.
| Discount | Type | Get the deal |
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| 25% off | Promo code | View at Incu → |
| 10% off | Promo code | View at Incu → |
| 20% off | Promo code | View at Incu → |
| 10% off | Promo code | View at Incu → |
