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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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Felicity Cooney: Locally made leather goods to love
It’s clear that Felicity Cooney was born to make things. A quick glimpse at the designer’s Instagram account will show you her interest goes beyond
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The Very Good Bra: Wire- and waste-free undergarments
Stephanie Devine makes very, very good bras. She’s the founder and visionary of The Very Good Bra, the label behind the world’s first zero-waste bras, founded
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Arnsdorf: Setting the bar for sustainable fashion
Update: Arnsdorf announced its closure in March 2024. If you’ve walked down the main shopping strip in Fitzroy, Melbourne in the past couple of years,
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The Gently Unfurling Sneak: A fast fashion alternative
Sadly, The Gently Unfurling Sneak is no longer trading as a fashion label. Find out more about the artist here. They say you never know
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Jej and Boc: African-inspired prints
If you like your prints and you like them loud, you’ll love the attire by this bold brand out of Melbourne. Inspired by African art,
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Preserving printmaking key for fashion and textile label Variety Hour
The art of printmaking is one that Melbourne-based textile designer Cassie Byrnes holds close to her heart. With her label Variety Hour she creates unique,
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Obus Clothing: A Melbourne fashion institution
It’s easy to get obsessed with mass-produced, cult fashion brands. Their fast turnover ensures new styles every week, with frequent mark downs and click bait emails
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