Pre-Order Baby Headbands & Accessories: Get In First

First look at everything new, before it lands in Fitzroy. Fresh baby headbands, turbans, beanies, clips, comforters and more, all dispatching on 1 December. Small first runs, so the early bird gets the bow.
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Pre-order baby headbands and accessories from the newest ranges, before they reach the shelf. This is where every new arrival lands first: Juniper waffle knit bows, Jolene double bow cable knit headbands, Maisie lace daisy chains, Tully diamond knit turbans and a long run of printed nylon bows with names like Gumnut Blossom and Seaside Treasures. Every piece carries a pre-order badge, so there is no guessing what ships when.

It is not only bows. Bruno bear ear beanies and Barnaby crochet booties handle cold ears and toes, the Bunty bunny comforter covers cuddles, Clementine pom pom dribble bibs take on teething, and Lola heart daisy sunglasses are ready for summer. Clips come in sets too, including the 6 piece Kiki snap clips for toddlers whose hair has finally turned up.

Everything here dispatches on 1 December, which puts it in the post well ahead of Christmas. For festive pieces ready to go now, see Christmas headbands and gifts, and for new pieces already in stock, head to just landed. Pair a pre-order with a baby gift set and the stocking is sorted. Australian owned, shipped from Melbourne.

When will my pre-order ship? Every product in this collection dispatches from Melbourne on 1 December. The pre-order badge on the listing and the note at checkout both say so, so nothing comes as a surprise. Delivery after that depends on where you are and how busy Australia Post is, so allow a few business days on top, and a little longer for regional addresses as Christmas gets closer.

Do I pay now or later? Now. A pre-order is paid at checkout like any other order, and that is what locks in your colour. First runs of a new range are small, so paying up front is how you guarantee the shade you want rather than hoping it is still there in December. Once the order is through, it is yours, and all that is left to do is wait patiently. Or impatiently.

Is pre-ordering worth it for Christmas? If you have your heart set on a particular colour, yes. A 1 December dispatch leaves comfortable room before the Christmas posting cut offs, and the first run is when the full colour spread is available. Leave it later and the popular shades can sell through, and nobody wants to explain to a toddler why the bow is arriving in January.