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Kuwaii: Committed to craftsmanship
Sustainability refers to many facets of the supply chain, from fabric sourcing to producing, to waste management and design. So for a brand to stand
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Kusaga: Australia’s top eco (fashion) activists
The average cotton T-shirt takes about 2700 litres of water to produce (some 38 bathtubs full). But one Australian brand is on a mission to
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Seagrass Designs: Seaside-inspired clothing for all seasons
Meet the Aussie brand that is drawing inspiration from beautiful seascapes and transforming it into classic cut women’s, men’s and kids’ clothes that are made
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The Fabric Social: Threads to change the world
The Fabric Social is no longer trading as a fashion label. Find out why the brand decided to close its doors on garments here.
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Doodad and Fandango: Small batch statement accessories
Fancy some large, plastic, pop art dangles that resemble your face or perhaps your dog’s? If you’re intrigued or even weirded out, read on. Straight
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