Here are popular Australian clothing retailers that commonly offer free shipping (thresholds/conditions). I checked each store’s delivery page — the info below is accurate as of September 13, 2025, but retailers change policies often so confirm at checkout.

• THE ICONIC — free standard delivery on orders over AU$75. (theiconicsupport.zendesk.com)
• ASOS (Australia) — standard delivery is free for ASOS Premier members; otherwise standard shipping is free on orders over AU$120 (orders under that incur a delivery fee). (asos.com)
• Uniqlo Australia — free home delivery on orders over AU$75; Click & Collect is usually free regardless of order total. (faq-au.uniqlo.com)
• David Jones — free standard delivery on orders over AU$100 (under that a delivery fee applies); Click & Collect is free. (davidjones.com)
• Myer — free standard delivery on orders over AU$99 (a standard fee applies under that). (myer.com.au)
• Target Australia — free standard home delivery above a qualifying threshold (commonly AU$60 depending on current promotions); offers free Click & Collect options. Check their delivery page for the active threshold. (target.com.au)
• Zara Australia — free standard shipping for many orders over AU$75 (terms apply; may exclude discounted items). (zara.com)
• Amazon Australia / Amazon Prime — many eligible clothing items ship free or get expedited free shipping for Prime members. If you shop often, Prime can give free/fast domestic shipping on qualifying orders. (techradar.com)

Quick ways to get free shipping

• Hit the retailer’s free-shipping minimum by combining items.
• Use Click & Collect / in-store pickup (often free). (faq-au.uniqlo.com)
• Join subscription/loyalty plans (ASOS Premier, Amazon Prime, store apps/memberships) when available. (asos.com)
• Watch for sitewide free-shipping promotions or promo codes (common around sales and events).

If you want, I can check a specific store or the current free-shipping threshold for a particular brand or item and confirm the up-to-date terms.