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Om is where the heart is for yoga wear designer Luna & Soul
“You’d be squabbling over as little as two cents per piece, which could be a huge help to a supplier and mean nothing to a
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Tri Colour Federation: Denim designer finds the best fit without the footprint
Designer and creative director Joshua Norbury is on the pathway to creating a denim company with big ambitions. And small amphibians. But more about that
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Active Truth: Honest activewear for every body
Have you ever bought something online which looked beautiful and seemed the right size, only to realise the website totally over sold the product which
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Boody: Super comfy essentials with an earthly reputation
Boody’s journey began with the yearning to “design a more superior essential”. The Sydney-based brand was formed by two families in 2012 – and their
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Red Ridge the Label: Ancient stories told through modern yarns
Queensland-based brand Red Ridge the Label is bridging a gap between clothing and culture, shining a spotlight on central western Queensland Aboriginal artists. The women’s clothing
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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
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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
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Deadstock fabric finds new life in Lois Hazel capsule collection
Ever wonder what happens to the end-of-roll fabrics used to make the clothes at your favourite stores? These deadstock fabrics – the 5%-10% excess that
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A.BCH: Cracking the code on circular fashion
Melbourne-based designer Courtney Holm has taken on the colossal challenge of making clothing in a closed-loop fashion. Since launching her label A.BCH in 2017, she’s
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Lois Hazel: Artistry translates to comfort couture with a conscience
Lois McGruer-Fraser is talking to me over the phone from her Melbourne studio while ironing fabrics and directing a seamstress at the same time. Everything
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