Target becomes first Aussie fashion retailer to join Uber Eats - with 60-minute delivery
Target shoppers can now shop fashion, beauty, homewares, toys and baby items via Uber Eats – and with delivery expected within 60 minutes.
The brand is the first Aussie fashion apparel retailer to join the online food and grocery delivery platform, with customers able to shop more than 25,000 products through the app from today.
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Just imagine: all those last-minute Book Week costumes and fashion dilemmas, solved in an hour with the tap of a finger.
The first phase of the partnership is launching through 20 selected Target stores in high-demand areas, and it will be expanded to additional stores next year.
The products available through the app will be the same price as in-store, with Uber Eats service and delivery fees also applying.
According to a release, the service is designed with immediate and last-minute shopping needs in mind. Bernard Wilson, Chief Customer Officer Kmart and Target, said customers are “looking for more ease and flexibility than ever before”.
“Our focus is on building an online offer that works around them, whether they’re planning ahead or need something quickly,” he added.
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The news comes months after Bunnings partnered with Uber Eats to launch 60-minute deliveries across the country.
The homewares retailer launched more than 30,000 items through the delivery app, including lawn powers, power washers, pet food, gardening equipment, DIY products, nuts, bolts and packing boxes.
In 2026, Uber Eats has also teamed up with Hungry Jack’s and Guzman y Gomez, which joined the platform after leaving competitor DoorDash.
