"Can I get free delivery?"

"Standard delivery takes 2–3 working days and is free on orders over £30. Below that threshold, you'll pay £2.99. It's worth noting that adding a small item to push your basket past £30 often costs less than the delivery charge would have."

"What are the express delivery options?"

"IWOOT offers three express services. Standard next-day via Yodel costs £3.95 — order by 10.30pm the night before (or 2pm on Sundays). Premium next-day via DPD costs £4.95 with a one-hour delivery slot; same cut-off times apply, but there's no weekend delivery. Sunday delivery via DPD is £5.95 with a one-hour slot; order between 6am Friday and 3pm Saturday to qualify."

"How do I return my order?"

"Contact IWOOT's customer support team to request an authorisation number before sending anything back. They'll provide the return instructions. If the item is unwanted rather than faulty or damaged, you'll need to cover the return postage yourself. Faulty or damaged items should be raised with the support team for a different returns process."

"Can I use IWOOT discount codes on anything?"

"Most codes exclude LEGO, consoles, electronics, iPads, experience days, computing, and entertainment products. These exclusions apply consistently across promo codes. If your basket contains excluded items alongside qualifying ones, the code may not apply to the full order — splitting your purchase into separate transactions is the usual workaround. Always check the specific terms on each offer."

"How do I get the newsletter discount?"

"Enter your email address in the subscription box on the IWOOT homepage. You'll receive a code for 10% off your first order over £40, sent to your inbox shortly after signing up. The usual brand exclusions (LEGO, consoles, electronics, experience days) apply, and the £40 minimum spend must be met before the discount kicks in."

"Who qualifies for the key worker discount?"

"IWOOT offers 10% off for key workers. Eligibility is verified through a third-party verification service linked on the IWOOT website — you'll need to provide proof of your key worker status. Once verified, the discount applies at checkout, though the standard brand exclusions (LEGO, electronics, experience days, computing products) are likely to apply."

"What should I do if my promo code isn't working?"

"1. Check your basket for excluded items — LEGO, consoles, electronics, iPads, experience days, computing, and entertainment products are routinely excluded from IWOOT codes. 2. Make sure you've met any minimum spend requirement — the newsletter code, for example, needs a £40 basket. 3. Confirm the code hasn't expired — offers rotate frequently. 4. Verify the code applies to your product category — TEE20 only works on T-shirts and graphic tees, not sitewide."

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About the Brand

I Want One of Those — IWOOT to anyone who’s shopped there — has been a fixture of UK online retail for over two decades. The site built its reputation as a one-stop gift shop, stocking an eclectic mix of homeware, tech, clothing, toys, and novelty items. Alongside its own-label products, IWOOT carries brands including Bang & Olufsen, Hasbro, Nintendo, and Pixar, giving it a broader catalogue than many gift-focused competitors.

The range spans from £5 stocking-fillers to premium electronics and experience days. You can browse by recipient (men, women, kids), by occasion, or by budget — there’s a curated “under £50” section that narrows things down quickly. Multi-buy deals appear regularly, which is handy if you’re ticking off several people at once.

A few practical details worth knowing: standard delivery is free on orders over £30 (otherwise £2.99 for 2–3 working days), next-day options start at £3.95 via Yodel, and click and collect is available. The IWOOT app occasionally surfaces exclusive offers not found on the website. Discount codes are generous but routinely exclude LEGO, consoles, electronics, iPads, experience days, and computing products — a common pitfall if you’re mixing categories.

Between the free delivery threshold, the app-only deals, and the codes listed below, there are solid savings to be had with a bit of planning.

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How to use

Click the offer card above — if it’s a code deal like IWOOT15 or TEE20, the code copies to your clipboard automatically. 2. Head to iwantoneofthose.com and browse the categories. 3. Add your items to the basket. 4. Click the basket icon and look for the “Got a discount code?” box. 5. Paste the code, hit “Add”, and confirm the discount appears before paying.

Sign up for the IWOOT newsletter and you’ll receive a 10% discount on your first order over £40. Enter your email in the subscription box on the homepage. The code arrives by email — note the £40 minimum spend, and the usual exclusions (LEGO, consoles, experience days, and electronics) are likely to apply.

IWOOT offers a 10% discount for key workers. You’ll need to verify your eligibility through the verification service linked on their site. Once confirmed, the discount applies at checkout — but the same brand exclusions that affect promo codes (LEGO, electronics, experience days) probably apply here too.

If a code doesn’t work or an offer isn’t applying as expected, use the report button on the offer card. We’ll investigate and update the listing — it helps us keep everything current for the next shopper.

Shopping Guide

When should I shop at IWOOT for the best deals?

IWOOT runs sales around most major retail events — Black Friday, Boxing Day, and the January clearance are typically when discounts hit 20% or more across the site. Outside of peak sale periods, promo codes like IWOOT15 for 15% off and TEE20 for 20% off tees circulate regularly. If you’re not in a rush, holding out for a sitewide sale usually beats applying a category-specific code.

How can I avoid paying for delivery?

The free delivery threshold sits at £30, and standard shipping otherwise costs £2.99. If your basket comes to £27, it’s often worth adding a small item — IWOOT stocks plenty of bits under £5 in its gifts sections — to push past £30 and save on postage. The maths works in your favour once you’re within a few pounds.

What’s excluded from discount codes?

This catches a lot of people out. LEGO, games consoles, iPads, computing and entertainment products, experience days, and most electronics are routinely excluded from IWOOT promo codes. If your basket contains any of these, the code won’t apply — even on qualifying items alongside them. The workaround is to split your order: buy the excluded item separately and use the code on the rest.

Is the IWOOT app worth downloading?

The app occasionally features exclusive offers that don’t appear on the desktop site. If you’re a frequent IWOOT shopper, it’s a low-effort way to catch those — and push notifications mean you won’t miss flash sales. For occasional buyers, the website does the job perfectly well.