Boxing Day sales are an opportunity for all Brisbanites to get a bargain. Follow this guide and
grab some great products at great prices.
Boxing Day is a time of relaxation for all Australians except shoppers. Everyone who fancies him or herself a spending thrift knows that Boxing Day is the best day for shoppers to get out of bed early and get some great value for money.
If you plan to spend the day after Christmas sifting through sales—whether online or in person—here’s what you can expect to find discounted, where you can shop both physically and online, and some tips to make the most of bargains and spend within your budget.
Best Boxing Day Sales in Brisbane
ASOS - 50% off sale & free shipping worldwide
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Iconic - Save with a discount now!
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Styletread - Save on your next pair of shoes
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Hotels.com - Save up to 40%
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Expedia.com.au - Hot Deals
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Where are the Boxing Day sales in Brisbane?
If you’re going to shop at physical stores in Brisbane here are some of the more popular locations to go do it. If you’re planning a cyber shopping spree this Boxing Day scroll down and we’ll list some retailers you definitely won’t want to miss out on.
Queen Street Mall
One of the most well known shopping areas in Brisbane which happens to be in the heart of the city. Stores include Alannah Hill, ALDO, David Jones, Myer, Target, Big W and more.
Trading hours:
9.00am - 6.00pm
Westfield Chermside
Queensland’s largest shopping centre will be open on Boxing Day. Big W, Target, David Jones, Kmart, Coles, Myer and many more retailers will be open and selling their discounted wares.
Trading hours:
9.00am - 6.00pm
Westfield Carindale
Carindale will be open for business on Boxing Day. Much like the other shopping centres open Carindale features David Jones and Myer, as well as Rebel, Apple, Bardot, Big W, Bose, Liquorland, Lorna Jane, Napoleon Perdis, Nike and more.
Trading hours:
9.00am - 6.00pm
Westfield’s Helensvale, Strathpine, North Lakes and Garden City will also be open on Boxing Day from 9.00am - 6.00pm.
Shopping online for Boxing Day bargains
Not everyone has the time, or is game enough to battle Boxing Day crowds for bargains. This is where the internet comes in handy. Online stores don’t close, so you can effectively begin your Christmas shopping earlier than anyone else. Like bricks and mortar stores there are plenty of bargains to be found online, with some of the biggest discounts found at larger department stores.
Here are the retailers you should consider checking up on Boxing Day for a bargain.
ASOS
Amazon
Le Domaine
Deals Direct
EziBuy
The Iconic
Millers
Book Depository
Kitchen Superstore
Macy’s
Saks Fifth Avenue
Rebel
What can you hope to buy on Boxing Day in Brisbane?
Boxing Day is a huge event in the shopping calendar. Retailers all the way from small family owned speciality stores to the largest department stores have got a huge amount of leftover stock from the year which they wish to clear out. Anything which is a great gift idea, including specific-Christmas items such as decorations and gift sets, are going to be heavily reduced as retailers will find them hard to shift once Christmas is over.
Here’s what you’ll typically find is discounted on Boxing Day. Bear in mind that both physical stores and online stores will be bringing their best bargains out for the day, so we’ve included some illustrative items to get you thinking about what you might be able to nab a discount on.
Christmas decorations - wreaths, baubles, stars and other colourful ornaments will be heavily discounted as retailers try to make room for other items now that the holiday season is over.
Deals Direct - Christmas 3.3m Air-Powered Santa with Sleigh & 3 Deer
Christmas lights - Just like home decorations, Christmas lights will be thrown in the bargain bin as retailers attempt to clear leftover stock.
Deals Direct - Christmas 400 LED Icicle Lights with Multiple Flashing Functions - Blue
Clothing and shoes - Most fashionistas will know that Boxing Day is the best time of the year to find discounts on a range of fashion items and accessories.
Charlie Brown - ‘Confide In Me’ Reflective Floral Dress
Flights and holidays - Airlines have now jumped on the Boxing Day bandwagon, offering cheap flights to all. Holiday packages as a result will feature discounts.
Expedia - Flight + Hotel for Oahu Island
Books, movies and video games - These items are always great gift ideas, so retailers will stock up on them. Once the day of giving is over these items can see some great discounts.
Booktopia - Ned Kelly - The Story of Australia’s Most Notorious Legend
Electronics and appliances - Homewares and appliances, especially any models which are going to be replaced in the coming new year, can see some great discounts.
KitchenStyle - Cuisinart 9 Speed Hand Mixer Red/Stainless
Codes and deals for Boxing Day
ASOS - 50% off sale & free shipping worldwide
View Sale on Site
Iconic - Save with a discount now!
View Sale on Site
Styletread - Save on your next pair of shoes
View Sale on Site
Hotels.com - Save up to 40%
View Sale on Site
Expedia.com.au - Hot Deals
View Sale on Site
How to get the most from Boxing Day sales
Boxing Day sales have been the cause of plenty of regret on account of impulse buys over the years. Here’s how you can avoid it.
Buy what you need - Write a list of items you need. Then, allocate a budget of what you’re willing to pay for these items. Take this list with you if you go shopping, and ensure you don’t stray from it. This will minimise the risk of you getting conned into buying something you never needed or even wanted.
Consider your payment options - If you’re using a credit card keep in mind that some retailers may charge surcharges. Additionally, think about whether or not you’ll be able to pay off your purchases before the due date. If not, consider a low rate credit card or a card with a 0% interest promotion. Failing this you might want to consider a balance transfer card.
Check refunds and exchange policies - If you’re not sure about an item find out the exchange or return policies before you buy it. This way you can avoid a nasty surprise when you try to get your money back.
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