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Behind the scenes

Our pre-Christmas order deadlines – the sledge icon is good news

Martin Jungfer
16/12/2024
Translation: Eva Francis

Here’s some important information for all last-minute buyers and panic shoppers. If you want your order to arrive in time for Christmas, keep these deadlines in mind.

At Galaxus, we ship parcels for the EU either from our warehouses in Switzerland or Germany. The distance from these warehouses to your home determines how long the delivery takes. This is particularly important before Christmas, as you’ll want your presents to arrive on time. Here’s an overview of the order deadlines in each country we ship to.

Austria

If it says «in stock» on the product, it’ll arrive in time for Christmas Eve if you place the order before 18 December at 1 p.m.

For bulky goods, i.e. anything heavier than 31.5 kg and up to 200 cm long, the order deadline is 16 December at 1 p.m.

Italy

If it says «in stock» on the product, it’ll arrive in time for Christmas Eve if you place the order before 16 December at 1 p.m.

For bulky goods, i.e. anything heavier than 31.5 kg and up to 200 cm long, the order deadline is 14 December at 1 p.m.

France

If it says «in stock» on the product, it’ll arrive in time for Christmas Eve if you place the order before 18 December at 1 p.m.

For bulky goods, i.e. anything heavier than 31.5 kg and up to 200 cm long, the order deadline is 16 December at 1 p.m.

Netherlands

If it says «in stock» on the product, it will arrive in time for Christmas Eve if you place the order before 19 December at 1 p.m.

For bulky goods, i.e. anything heavier than 31.5 kg and up to 200 cm long, the order deadline is 17 December at 1 p.m.

Belgium

If it says «in stock» on the product, it’ll arrive in time for Christmas Eve if you place the order before 19 December at 1 p.m.

For bulky goods, i.e. anything heavier than 31.5 kg and up to 200 cm long, the order deadline is 17 December at 1 p.m.

Which products are «in stock»?

There are two ways to find products that are in stock at our own warehouses. Working alongside our logistics partners, we’re fairly certain we can get these products to you on time.

When it’s too late for anything else: vouchers

Don’t want to buy a dud? Get your head around the topic of gift vouchers first by reading my interview with a gift voucher.

If you do go for a gift voucher, and are in need of inspiration on how to spruce it up, you’ll definitely find a few good tips in this article.

Header image: Christian Walker / Digitec Galaxus

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My career as a journalist began back when printing presses were still a thing. Writing pieces for a publication aimed at breeders of small animals was my first steppingstone. Several years later, I got a call from headquarters. I was put in charge of several digitisation projects and establishing audience management strategies for regional newspapers and the NZZ. I’ve been with Digitec Galaxus since 2020, writing articles whenever I get the chance. As I have semi-superficial knowledge of many things, my spectrum of topics is quite broad. 


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