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Soult Clothing: Organic cotton staples for men, women and children
Soult Clothing is no longer trading. In an effort to find ethically made clothing for her husband, Anita Atkinson stumbled upon a sizeable gap in the
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Nya: Torquay friends take on textiles
For Aussie friends Fleur and Tania who have worked in various roles in the fashion industry together, a shared label that embodied their values and allowed
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Solomon Street: Q&A with designer Lauren Crago
Adelaide designer Lauren Crago is championing slow fashion and sustainability through her print-focused label Solomon Street. Here, she shares what inspired her to start the
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Elk and Ina: Upcycled kimono fabrics meet organic cotton womenswear
A hobby project between a mother and daughter focused on handmade production of organic baby clothes was the catalyst for Kristina Forrest to land on
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Permanent Vacation: Melbourne label breaks with tradition
When Melbourne designer Claire Louise Smith was considering the values and ideals for her future fashion label, she knew one thing for sure. She wasn’t
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ILKA: Contemporary casual wear from the west coast
A number of passionate people are driving a slow fashion movement on Australia’s west coast. The designers behind ILKA are two of them, offering up classic
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RŪPAHAUS: Reppin’ slow fashion in Perth
Boho babes and linen lovers alike will find joy in the wares offered up by independent Perth label RŪPAHAUS. Named after the brand’s use of natural
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Autark: Well made, wearable pieces with a difference
A lifetime of fashion admiration and a feeling of now or never was the driving force for Adelaide designer Sophia McMahon to start her slow
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Farn: Slow fashion label showcases Australia’s flora and fauna
A sartorial sabbatical for designer Amanda Farncomb may well be one of the best decisions she’s ever made. After taking up a course in Textile Design
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Theo the Label: Friendly fabrics with function at their core
When Esther Kirwin decided to start a clothing label with her friend in 2014, she was designing for herself. She didn’t want a heap of
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