T2’s Peter Alexander carries full-price sleepwear, not outlet stock
Peter Alexander in Melbourne Airport’s T2 sits airside in the international zone, so you need a boarding pass to shop here. It’s the same brand you see in city malls, with current-season pyjamas and loungewear rather than discount racks or factory seconds. Expect typical mall pricing: think AUD $70–$120 for adult PJ sets, with kids’ pieces running cheaper. If you forgot sleepwear for a long-haul or want something presentable for a shared Airbnb, this is one of the few clothing-focused stops in T2.
The store sits among the main international fashion and cosmetics strip in T2, roughly a 5–10 minute walk from many gates once you clear security and passport control. Stock skews to bright prints, graphic tees, and soft robes, similar to other Peter Alexander branches across Australia. Sizing usually covers standard adult ranges plus kids, but expect airport-level stock depth rather than a flagship wall of options. Prices match regular Australian retail, not duty free, so don’t plan on big savings against the CBD stores.
You can easily duck in here on the way to evening departures after 18:00, when many long-haul flights from T2 leave for Asia, the Middle East, and Europe. It’s handy if your checked bag has your PJs buried and you want something in your carry-on before a 14-hour sector. One practical tip: check your airline’s cabin baggage allowance in kilos before you buy; that extra flannel set can push a tightly packed 7 kg limit over the edge at the gate.