Lego
Lego is the Danish toy maker behind the interlocking brick, and lego.com is its official shop. The company was founded in Billund in 1932 and has been family-owned for over 90 years. Its name comes from the Danish 'leg godt', meaning 'play well'. Sets range from simple starter boxes for young builders to big models aimed at adults.
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- Student discountFree gift with purchases of £70+ via Student Beans
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- Join LEGO InsidersFree to join. Earn 8 points per £1 spent. Redeem points for discount vouchers (£5-£50), exclusive merchandise, and LEGOLAND tickets. Members get early access to select sets and exclusive gifts.
- Free delivery over £50Top your basket up past £50 and delivery costs nothing.
- Click & CollectSkip delivery fees by collecting in store.
- Gift cardsAvailable if you're buying for someone else.
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About Lego
Themes and sets
Building sets are grouped by theme. Popular lines include Harry Potter, Marvel, Technic, Star Wars, Creator, City and Architecture. Some models run to thousands of pieces, which is where the adult ranges sit. Minifigures and accessories are sold separately, and the official shop also carries exclusive sets and limited editions.
Ordering in the UK
Standard delivery is free on UK orders over £50, and express options cost extra. Returns are accepted within 90 days. Payment options include Visa, Mastercard, American Express, PayPal, Apple Pay and Klarna. Gift cards are available, and click and collect is offered for anyone who would rather pick up an order.
Lego Insiders and stores
Lego Insiders is a free loyalty scheme. Members collect 8 points per £1 spent and can redeem them for exclusive merchandise or LEGOLAND tickets. They also get early access to selected new sets. Beyond the website, Lego has more than 1,000 stores in 44 countries.
On sustainability, the company aims for net zero emissions by 2050 and plans to make all bricks from sustainable materials by 2032.
Sustainability at Lego
LEGO targets net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, with a 37% reduction by 2032. The company is working to make all bricks from sustainable materials by 2032, has achieved less than 1% waste to landfill, and is switching to fully recyclable packaging.
Lego quick facts
| Free delivery | On orders over £50 |
|---|---|
| Delivery | Free standard delivery on UK orders over £50. Multiple delivery options available including express shipping. |
| Returns | 90-day returns window. Extended returns to 24 December for November-December purchases. |
| Click & Collect | Yes |
| International shipping | Yes |
| Payment methods | Visa, Mastercard, American Express, PayPal, Apple Pay, Klarna |
| Gift cards | Yes |
| Loyalty scheme | LEGO Insiders |
| Founded | 1932 |
| Headquarters | Billund, Denmark |
| Parent company | KIRKBI (75%) / LEGO Foundation (25%) |
| Stores | 1,000+ stores in 44 countries |
Lego contact
- Website
- lego.com
- Phone
- 0800 066 8536
- Hours
- 24/7 online chat support available
Lego FAQs
How long do I have to return a Lego order?
The standard returns window is 90 days, which leaves time to return an unwanted gift.
Can I collect a Lego order instead of having it delivered?
Yes. Click and collect is available, and Lego has more than 1,000 stores across 44 countries.
What payment methods does the Lego shop take?
Visa, Mastercard, American Express, PayPal, Apple Pay and Klarna are all accepted. Lego also sells gift cards.
Who owns Lego?
The Lego Group is based in Billund, Denmark. KIRKBI owns 75% and the LEGO Foundation owns the remaining 25%.