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Jackfruit the Label: Ethical intimates for all women
Update: Jackfruit the Label is currently closed. If you’re lucky enough to have had your luggage lost or stolen on an international trip, you’ll resonate
Tessa Charters
Review
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Mighty Good Basics: Helping communities from the bottom up
For Sydney-based intimates brand Mighty Good Basics, the name says it all. The brand was born out of a “disheartening search for ethically made, environmentally
Brittanie Dreghorn
Clothes
Deadly Denim: Stitches inspired by Australia’s First People
Rebecca Rickard, a Ballardong, Whadjuk woman from the Nyungar Nation combined her passion for op shopping with her drive to connect people to Aboriginal culture
Tessa Charters
Clothes
Outland Denim: A denim company with ethics in its jeans
Most people walked out of the hit action movie Taken with some cheap thrills or a new appreciation for what Liam Neeson could do on
Daniela Sunde-Brown
Clothes
Magpie Goose: Designs from the Dreamtime
From the country where the print originated to the artist who designed it, the Magpie Goose label is more a piece of art than it
Brittanie Dreghorn
Intimates
The Great Undressed: Underwear designer proves it’s what lies beneath that counts
Underwear shouldn’t only be worn because it looks beautiful. It should be quality, comfortable, empowering, and functional. Thankfully, this Sydney-based underwear label ticks all these
Brittanie Dreghorn
Brands we love
Nisa: Not so basic cotton underwear
Nisa founder Elisha Watson is obsessed with details. You’d expect nothing less from a former lawyer. That obsession helped her build Nisa, a sustainable fashion
Daniela Sunde-Brown
Article
Deadstock fabric finds new life in Lois Hazel capsule collection
Update: Lois Hazel has sadly stopped trading as of late 2022. Ever wonder what happens to the end-of-roll fabrics used to make the clothes at
Brittanie Dreghorn
Clothes
A.BCH: Cracking the code on circular fashion
Update: A.BCH has stopped making clothes from March 2023. Melbourne-based designer Courtney Holm has taken on the colossal challenge of making clothing in a closed-loop
Brittanie Dreghorn
Brands we love
Lois Hazel: Artistry translates to comfort couture with a conscience
Update: Lois Hazel has sadly stopped trading as of late 2022. Lois McGruer-Fraser is talking to me over the phone from her Melbourne studio while
Brittanie Dreghorn
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