Clothing & Apparel

Marra Collective works closely with Indigenous artists and creatives when designing their contemporary, ready-to-wear clothing line while also supporting training and education in remote Aboriginal communities

Nobody Denim has been making and designing premium women’s jeans in Australia since 1999, always with sustainability and minimised wastage in mind.

Australian Stitch crafts 100 percent ethically and sustainably made clothing from their workshop in Melbourne, resulting in stunning products that you can feel good about wearing.

Featherdale’s one-of-a-kind pieces are the perfect addition to your jewellery collection. Made with ethically sourced feathers straight from the bush, Featherdale is dedicated to the environment and making you feel beautiful.

Escape the summer heat while looking stylish with a handcrafted hat from Akubra. The fifth generation family-owned business finishes all their products in Kempsey NSW, taking the utmost care with each and every one.

Thrumka is an independent Sydney label passionate about combining original print patterns with quality fabrics and easy-to-wear styles.

Jaff designs is a “paddock to product” Alpaca farm located in NSW. Their scarves are made completely from Suri Alpaca fleece and hand dyed for a super soft, stylish and sustainable finish.

Hemp Clothing Australia offers a modern take on the world’s oldest natural fibre—hemp. Their aim is to redefine clothing quality and durability while bringing hemp into the future.

Waverley Mills is Australia’s oldest working textile mill (established in 1874) in Tasmania, producing beautiful, carefully crafted designer wool products that are made to last, and be treasured forever.

For 25 years, EMU Australia have been creating innovative footwear from sustainable and natural materials to help you stay cosy, stylish and comfortable throughout these chilly months.

Leina and Fluer is redefining the way success looks and feels for the modern, professional woman. Celebrating women for who they are, not the size they are, the range is developed in sizes 8 to 24.

Aboriginal owned and led clothing label Magpie Goose partner with Aboriginal artists to create unique, brightly patterned textiles and wearable art to celebrate Indigenous culture.