Bundles & Save

Savings depend on the selected set and current price. The range includes the Junior Backpack & Lunch Bag Bundle, School Day Complete Set, Axis school and backpack bundles, the Core Lunch Box & Food Jar Set and the Little Adventures Starter Kit. Compare each bundle with the same included items bought separately, then confirm the total in the cart.

Compare the exact pieces in the set with the individual items you would otherwise buy. A saving is useful when those are the pieces you need; an extra bag that stays in the cupboard adds little value. Prices and promotions can change, so use the current product page and cart total for the final comparison. Check the selected colour as well, because the photos and included pieces belong to that particular listing.

Compare the total cost for the items you would actually buy, including any shipping charge shown at checkout. A bundle saving, a reduced single-item price and a multi-buy offer work differently, so one headline discount is not enough to compare them. Read the contents and quantities carefully. If you only need a replacement snack box, buying several extra pieces to trigger an offer may not be the better-value choice for your household.

A Roundie Bento lunch box, a large 800ml insulated food jar, a 5 pack of Mini Snack Boxes and a Magnetic Hat Clip, in a matching colour. It's $143.00 (was $179.92).

The pieces give you different ways to pack, rather than requiring every container to travel each day. Use the Roundie for a snack-style meal, a Mini for a small side, and the jar when you want a separate insulated main. Decide which combination fits the day's lunch bag before filling it. The hat clip belongs on the school bag, so the lunch containers can stay together inside.

Six matching pieces: the 25L Junior backpack, a matching insulated lunch bag and pencil case, plus a bento box, food jar and water bottle in a matching colour. It suits Kindergarten (Prep) and Year 1.

Think of the bundle as the starting school kit, then check the school list for anything outside it, such as stationery or a library bag. Practise packing the lunch pieces together before the first day. Let your child choose a consistent spot for the bottle and pencil case so they can put things back after use. Label each removable item; a matching print helps recognition but does not replace a name.

Choose a bundle that includes the pieces needed for the school day and fits the child now. The Little Adventures Starter Kit covers a daycare starting point, Junior bundles add lunch gear for the early school routine, and Axis options cover a different carry setup for older children.

Use the school packing list and your child's fit together. A laptop, A4 folder and sports kit change the space needed, but a bigger bag still needs to sit comfortably when loaded. Check strap adjustment, access to the bottle pocket and whether your child can manage the zips. If the daily load is small, do not choose extra capacity simply because the next school year is approaching.

Spixal bundles are offered at a saving compared with their included pieces bought separately. The amount differs by set and can change with promotions, so use the current listing and cart for the exact saving.

The collection price can be the price of one item before a quantity-based promotion applies. In the cart, look at the discount against the qualifying products and the total you will pay. Changing quantities or removing one item can change eligibility. Check again after any edit, including a colour change. If the result still does not match the advertised terms, contact the store before paying so the combination can be checked.

Choose by age and what needs replacing. Starting daycare: a Little Adventures Starter Kit. Kindergarten or Year 1 and need everything: a Junior Backpack & Lunch Bag Bundle. Year 2 to high school: an Axis bundle. Only need lunch gear: a lunch box set.

Make a short list of what is missing from the current setup. If the backpack still works, start with the lunch container or bottle that needs replacing. If you are starting from scratch, choose the main bag and lunch box together so you can check their dimensions. Add a separate snack container only if the school routine needs one. This keeps the order focused on things that will be used each week.

Yes. Backpack, lunch bag, pencil case and library bag come in the same print or colour, so kids and teachers can tell whose is whose.

Read the contents for the selected bundle and look through its photos together. Some sets match a printed bag with solid-colour containers, while others mix several complementary colours. Matching is about the chosen combination, not a promise that every item is made from the same material or has the same finish. If one piece matters most to your child, start with that bundle variant and confirm the remaining pieces before checkout.

A 1200ml Core stainless steel bento lunch box and a large 800ml insulated food jar in the same colour, for a hot and cold lunch in one set.

Use the Core for foods that suit its compartment layout and the jar for a separate insulated meal or side. The Core itself is not insulated, and its steel base must not go in the microwave. Allow room for both containers in the carry bag, particularly the height of the jar. On a smaller-lunch day, use just the piece you need; buying the set does not mean packing both every morning.