Mont Shop & Online Christmas Hours

December 21, 2020

Mont Shop Canberra

The Mont Shop Canberra will be open normal business hours up to and including Christmas Eve. Can't get in-store by Christmas? Don’t worry, get same-day weekday delivery on orders to Canberra and Queanbeyan until the 23rd of December. Same Day Delivery is free on orders over $75!

Canberra and Queanbeyan Same Day Delivery will not be available on Christmas Eve or during the week following Christmas.

Mont Shop Canberra Christmas period opening hours

24/12/2020: Open 9am to 5.30pm
25/12/2020: Closed
26/12/2020: Closed
27/12/2020: Open 10am to 4pm
28/12/2020: Closed
29, 30, 31/12/2020: Open 9am to 5.30pm
1/1/2021: Closed

Mont Online

www.Mont.com.au will be open for business across the entire Christmas period, but no orders will be shipped from Christmas Eve until the 29th of December.

No orders will be shipped on New Years Day.

Canberra and Queanbeyan Same Day Delivery will not be available on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day or the week following Christmas.

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