Delivery

DeliveryWhere your order is,and when it lands.

Everything here is what actually happens rather than a best case. Dispatch windows, transit times, tracking behaviour and the situations that cause delays are all set out below.

Dispatch window
1-2 business days
Metro delivery
3-7 business days
Regional delivery
5-12 business days
Remote areas
Up to 15 business days
Tracking issued
On dispatch, by email
Shipping cost
Free Australia wide
Processing

Orders placed before 2pm on a business day are usually picked the same day. Anything after that, or on a weekend or public holiday, is processed the next business day.

You'll get an order confirmation immediately. That email confirms we've received the order, not that it has shipped. The dispatch notice with your tracking number is a separate email and arrives when the parcel physically leaves.

Tracking

Tracking numbers are generated at the point the label is created, which is often several hours before the carrier scans the parcel in. Until that first scan happens the link may show nothing at all. This is normal and doesn't mean anything has gone wrong.

If the tracking hasn't updated after three full business days from dispatch, email us and we'll chase it with the carrier directly.

01
Split deliveries

Orders with several items are sometimes sent as separate parcels arriving on different days. Each parcel gets its own tracking number, so a partial delivery isn't a missing order.

02
Incorrect addresses

We can amend an address before dispatch but not after. If a parcel is returned to sender because of an incorrect or incomplete address, we'll resend it once you confirm the correct details.

03
Nobody home

Most carriers will leave the parcel in a safe place or card you for collection. If you'd prefer an authority to leave, add a note at checkout and we'll pass it to the carrier.

04
Peak periods and weather

Christmas, Black Friday and major weather events all extend carrier transit times beyond the windows above. We flag known delays on the site when they occur.

Delivery timeframes are estimates based on carrier performance, and the transit portion is outside our direct control. What we can control is dispatch speed and answering you when something goes wrong — and we will.