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The Reject Shop Catalogue This Week

The Reject Shop's catalogue for this week is valid from 21 October 2026 until 30 October 2026. It has 1 pages. Source: Kimbino, last checked 21 October 2026.

Current edition valid21 October 2026 to 30 October 2026
Pages in current edition1
Current editions listed1

Current The Reject Shop catalogue

Frequently asked questions about the The Reject Shop catalogue

When does the new The Reject Shop catalogue start?

The current The Reject Shop catalogue is valid from 21 October 2026 until 30 October 2026.

How many pages does the current The Reject Shop catalogue have?

The current edition has 1 pages.

Is The Reject Shop changing its name?

Yes. After Dollarama completed its takeover in July 2025, stores are being rebadged as Dollarama, with the Reject Shop name continuing until the conversion finishes, expected by the end of 2027 (Wikipedia).

Is The Reject Shop closing down?

No evidence of that. It was acquired by Dollarama, which plans growth, though it has also closed individual stores such as Castle Towers per Secret Sydney.

Does The Reject Shop do Afterpay?

The official homepage lists Afterpay as a payment option alongside cash and cards.

What is The Reject Shop's return policy?

The official homepage advertises 28-day returns, with proof of purchase required for in-store returns.

What time does The Reject Shop close today?

It depends on the store and centre. Use the store finder. NSW, Victoria and Tasmania require non-essential shops to close on Christmas Day and Good Friday.

Does The Reject Shop do click and collect?

We could not verify it from a readable page. The site links to delivery FAQs; check there.

The Reject Shop is mid-makeover, and the catalogue is the easy part

You might have noticed that The Reject Shop is in the news. The Melbourne-based discount chain was bought by Canadian group Dollarama, a deal that completed in July 2025 after an offer of about A$259 million, and it was taken off the ASX. Wikipedia says the stores will be rebadged as Dollarama, the company name changed to Dollarama Australia in January 2026, and the Reject Shop trading name will carry on until the conversion finishes, expected by the end of 2027. So when people ask "is the reject shop changing names" or "is the reject shop closing down", the short version is: it is changing, it is not vanishing tomorrow, and plenty of stores still trade under the old banner right now.

What the current Reject Shop catalogue covers

The edition we list is a one-page garden catalogue, valid 21 to 30 October 2026. It's tiny compared with a big supermarket book, which suits the chain's style of seasonal themes such as garden, Halloween, Easter and Christmas. Those themes show up in the searches too: "easter catalogue", "christmas catalogue" and "halloween costumes catalogue" all appear. We don't have enough history to name a usual start day. For other everyday-needs brands, the discount and general merchandise catalogues hub lists the lot, and Big W catalogue specials is a close rival on toys and homewares.

Who they are and where the stores are

It began as a seconds and discontinued-lines shop, which explains the name. Ron Hall and John Shuster founded it in 1979 and the first shop opened in South Yarra in 1981, according to Wikipedia. The chain listed on the ASX in 2004 and had passed 300 stores by October 2013. The same page puts it at about 401 stores in 2025, all in Australia, with head office in Kensington, Victoria and roughly 5,000 staff in 2024. Trade press say Dollarama sees room for around 700 stores here by 2034. Press reports on the takeover also describe new stock and layouts that borrow from Dollarama, so expect some stores to look different from others as they change over. Whether a price ceiling will apply is something Dollarama had not settled as of March 2026, per Wikipedia, so don't assume a fixed-price shop.

Returns, Afterpay and getting it delivered

Several of the suggested questions are about payment and delivery. The official homepage advertises easy 28-day returns, with proof of purchase required for in-store returns, and lists Afterpay as a payment option next to cash and cards. That answers "the reject shop afterpay in store" as well as it can be answered from a homepage, though I can't see the fine print, so check the returns page for what counts as change of mind. Separately, the site links to online delivery FAQs, and shoppers do search "does the reject shop do click and collect" and "does the reject shop deliver". I couldn't read a page that confirms how collection works, so I'd ask your store or look at the delivery FAQs before ordering.

Another suggestion worth explaining is "is the reject shop on doordash". Wikipedia records a DoorDash partnership announced in November 2020, alongside a Tesco partnership in September and a lowest price guarantee in October that year. Those are 2020 events, though, so whether any of them still applies in 2026 isn't something I could confirm. The same page puts revenue at A$852 million for 2024, which gives a sense of how large the chain is before the Dollarama changeover.

Opening hours and public holidays

People search "the reject shop opening hours today" and "trading hours" more than almost anything else, often with a suburb name. The suggestions are full of suburb names (Joondalup, Bendigo, Cessnock and more), which tells you hours are looked up store by store. For holidays, the Wikipedia summary of Australian shopping hours says non-essential shops in NSW, Victoria and Tasmania must close on Christmas Day and Good Friday, and trading on Anzac Day starts at 1 pm in those states. Check the store page before heading out on a public holiday.

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