No longer do you need to put up with the old fashioned method of catalogue distribution, in which your mailbox is packed so full of random junk that your real mail is left to saturate on top of the mailbox. Most of the time, on those occasions when you do actually have a chance to read through the junk, you'll often find that only a small proportion of the catalogues you receive are of any personal interest. So, what's the solution?
Using iFree, you're able to request only those catalogues that are of interest to you. In many cases, these leading brand name catalogues are not even distributed to households. What better way to cut down on excess paper usage, while keeping you informed only about the products and services that appeal to you?
Blu Dot
- If you're a fan of stylish, furniture for homes and offices, the free Blu Dot catalogue is full of them. This retailer has warehouses based in Australia, and has made its catalogiue available for Aussies to request.
Innovations Australia
- If you enjoy curling up with a cuppa and flicking through pages of clever home gadgets, gift ideas, and those "I didn't know I needed that" household finds, the free catalogue from Innovations Australia is a fun one to request. Their printed catalogue is packed with everything from kitchen helpers and comfort products to novelty gifts and seasonal bargains. It has a very classic mail-order feel, which many Aussies still appreciate. Best of all, the catalogue is posted free to Australian addresses when you complete the online request form.
Health Pride
has been a trusted Australian mail-order name for years, especially among shoppers looking for practical home products, fashion, wellness items, and handy gadgets. Their free printed catalogue is ideal if you enjoy browsing at your own pace without staring at a screen. Inside, you'll find a broad mix of comfort products, kitchen accessories, garden ideas, and gifts that often appeal to mature households. It is mailed free within Australia, and the catalogue itself feels surprisingly substantial.
Turner Hastings
- If your idea of relaxing browsing involves beautiful kitchens, designer bathrooms, and premium home inspiration, the free printed guide from Turner Hastings is worth requesting. This full-colour catalogue showcases their elegant basins, fireclay sinks, tapware, and other luxury fittings. It feels less like junk mail and more like a design magazine that might end up on the coffee table. Available to Australian residents while supplies last.
CleverPatch
- Teachers, grandparents, crafty parents, and creative kids will find plenty to love in the catalogue collection from CleverPatch. Their annual catalogues are packed with craft supplies, classroom activities, holiday projects, and loads of colourful inspiration. While the digital versions are freely available online, Australian customers can also contact the company to enquire about printed copies. It is a fantastic free resource if you are always on the lookout for the next rainy-day activity.
Dial a Label
- For home organisers, business owners, or anyone who loves a good label maker, Dial A Label Australia offers a free catalogue packed with labelling solutions, printers, tapes, and office essentials. It is a bit more niche than some of the others on this list, but surprisingly useful if you enjoy organisation or run a small business from home. Their catalogue request page is straightforward, and Australian customers can have a copy posted out free. Sometimes the most satisfying freebies are the practical ones.
The Lost Seed
- Gardening fans will appreciate the catalogue from The Lost Seed, an Australian supplier of heirloom seeds and organic gardening products. Their catalogue is available as a free downloadable PDF, filled with vegetable seeds, fruit trees, herbs, and gardening supplies. It is beautifully organised and ideal for planning the next veggie patch or backyard growing project. For green thumbs, this is the kind of freebie that often turns into hours of happy browsing.
Spotlight
- A favourite with many Aussie households, Spotlight offers free downloadable catalogues packed with sewing supplies, home décor, craft materials, curtains, bedding, and DIY inspiration. The catalogues are colourful, easy to browse, and often include some genuinely useful discounts. Whether you're refreshing a spare room or starting a handmade project, there is usually something tempting inside. Best of all, it costs nothing to browse.
Laneway Promos
- This free catalogue, which is available to request in a printed format, or to view online as an interactive, page-flipping guide, provides details of a huge range of eco-friendly products for the home, office or school.
Richters
- This company sells a diverse range of herb and vegetable seeds. Although they're based in Canada, they distribute their product range all over the world, and will also send free catalogs to Australian residences. If you fancy yourself as a bit of a green thumb and would like to try growing a delectable vegetable and herb garden from seeds, you're invited to order this free catalogue to peruse Richter's expansive offerings.
