Brisbane-based womenswear label Luna and Sun has just dropped its A/W collection, featuring earthy tones, relaxed silhouettes and feminine prints. The Ahimsa collection, which in
“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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
You have made it till the end!
No post here!
Sustainable fashion news and honest brand reviews, delivered fortnightly.
Britt’s List acknowledges the traditional custodians of the lands on which we work, the Jagera (Yuggera) People. We pay our respects to Elders past and present.
Please note: Some of the Britt’s List articles include affiliate links, which means that we get a small percentage of sales generated through the site. Despite this kick back, we would never promote a brand that doesn’t align with our values.