ZARIĆ creates eclectic jewellery comprised of primarily wearable ceramics – softly blurring the lines between costume, modern city living and craft, sentimental at the core. All pieces are hand crafted in their Melbourne studio.

Founded on the principles of style, affordability, and diversity, Yazana is dedicated to crafting pieces that seamlessly blend contemporary trends with enduring sophistication without breaking the bank. Collections are thoughtfully designed to cater to every woman’s unique taste and lifestyle, ensuring you can always find the perfect silhouette for any occasion.

HOUSEOFWATERSTONE is a Melbourne made brand built to encompass classic tailored and romantic silhouettes through the use of various fabrics, working with feminine and timeless colours, inspired by 1950's and past iconography. The brand aims for a sustainable approach using a made-to-order process; a limited number of garments are crafted with care for each style.

Til Foley is an organic minimalist jewellery label, birthed by creative and designer Matilda Foley. Creating both bespoke and ready-to-wear pieces from sterling silver, 9ct solid gold, natural and synthetic gemstones, Til Foley handcrafts timeless pieces that encompass nostalgic and classical takes on modern and minimalist jewellery.

SHÉ is a positively conscious and sustainably minded Australian made brand. Committed to empowering women through timeless and considered design practices. Designed for the modern woman, SHÉ consists of cohesively styled wardrobe essentials, leading in quality and exclusive in quantity.

Designer Stephanie Symington's collection models her love of interweaving the organic process of jewellery making with more classical styles of craft. Main sources of inspiration include the natural environment, nostalgia, fairytales and romance. Many unique pieces feature dashes of colour from ethically sourced gemstones.

A small independent clothing brand, established in 2020 by Laura Howard. Focusing on pieces that celebrate simplicity – minimalist clothing and leather goods made exclusively in premium natural fabrics. SAINT clothing is sampled in-house and produced in small runs by family-owned and operated manufacturers in Sydney. Leather belts are handcrafted by the designer’s father using traditional leathersmith techniques.

SA draws inspiration from the rawness of processes and the beauty that stems from each process. It is an ode to the imperfections that arise during construction; appreciating the transient, imperfect, and incomplete. Each garment is handmade in Australia.

Remy Market is a project which started with the intent to collide the interests of Melbourne skateboarding and a clean but daring aesthetic into one narrative. With an understated theme, the narrative of the brand's more ‘out there’ design choices creates a unique blend of skateboarding and fashion. Family and friendship is what the brand is built on, growing its community as an accepting and exciting project.

REMUSE is a gender neutral clothing label inspired by biomimicry, artisan techniques and Afrofuturism, created in Wurundjeri Country. Founded on the principles of diversity and low impact design, pieces are created from natural, organic, deadstock and reclaimed plant based materials and hand dyed with both plant based and low impact fibre reactive dyes. REMUSE is cruelty free and seeks to create clothing that models nature while also being complementary to it.

PITRA is a Melbourne based womenswear label that promotes timeless design that empowers every woman, using only the best quality fabrics and embracing sustainable methods. Beginning in Natasa’s garage, the brand has grown into an online business with stockists in Melbourne and overseas. The PITRA woman is determined, confident in her body and has a true passion for quality and fashion.

Perple began in October 2019 with a vision to create ethical, trend-less womenswear. A made-to-order brand, each garment is pattern-made, cut and sewn in-house from mostly deadstock material, only once the order is placed. Perple also offers a made-to-measure service. Collection releases are not dictated by the traditional fashion calendar, allowing designs to align with the asynchronous nature of inspiration.

Par Moi was born in defiance of fast fashion. Launched in early 2019 by Ashiya Omundsen, the brand’s ethos is to create pieces from deadstock fabrics that last beyond traditional seasons. With no collections, each piece is intended to stand alone to discourage mass, multi-seasonal consumption. Each piece is made-to-order and designed, drafted, cut and sewn from deadstock fabric in Melbourne, ensuring minimum waste.

Mise represents a collective mindset, empowering you to confidently express and celebrate individuality on our shared journey. At Mise, each collection is meticulously crafted; design is a reflection of a lifestyle. Swimwear is carefully crafted to honour the individuality of each person and is designed for your journey.

Marmalade Gardens is a handmade jewellery label, focusing on cute but practical jewellery, established in 2016. Where possible, Marnie uses recycled metals and has a focus on commission pieces to make your jewellery dreams come true.

Luka Rey is a West Australian based label offering a considered selection of swimwear across a range of key shapes and colours. With a focus on creating quality and useful swimwear, their unique perspective on design is guided by the making process, with each piece developed individually in their studio. Sourcing the best recycled materials and quality hardware, they create unique, everyday pieces through a made to order production model.

Lucinda Babi is a Melbourne-based label creating modern ethical clothing on a made-to-order basis. Lucinda founded the label in 2018 after completing a Fashion Honours degree and has been hand-crafting pieces from her Collingwood studio since then. While creating each collection as a personal visual expression, Lucinda is committed to sustainable and mindful design, drawing inspiration from themes such as 70s nightlife, cowboy style of the American West and childhood nostalgia.

KRYSTAL DEANS, an eponymous slow fashion label, follows codes of minimalism, intending to elevate and compliment the eclectic styles that are a part of who we are as modern human beings. Marrying timeless, archetypal garments with perfected fits, each design is created with thought and consideration of its end use and ability to stand the test of time.

KAYGE STUDIO, jewellery meant to be passed down for generations. Each piece is handmade with care and passion, allowing uniqueness to each of their classic and contemporary staples. Made from only recycled pure metals, meaning minimal environmental impact and a durable product. Inspired by industrial design, favouring bold lines and subtle, simplistic forms, each piece is handmade by melting down metals and recrafting into a unique piece.

Driven by a passion for textiles and detail-oriented design, Katalyst designs and produces pieces in limited drops and to order. Primarily using deadstock and self-developed textiles, Katalyst creates sculptural garments, elevating wardrobe staples through high technical execution and abstract ideas.

Hey Zoë May is a small-batch knitwear label with a focus on moody, saturated colours, luxurious textures and the joy of slow making. Each garment is carefully made to order using vintage domestic knitting machines and zero-waste techniques, with only two collections released per year.

A core value for Zoë is sourcing natural and deadstock fibres within the smallest possible radius, limiting the label’s environmental footprint and contributing back into our valuable local network of farmers and artisans.

Inspired by the 80s, a decade that celebrated empowered women. Inspired by nature because it seeks to celebrate the delicate beauty found in the world around us. Designed to make you feel like the ultimate version of yourself, exuding confidence and sensuality. Fabrics are sourced with a focus on sustainability; each design is created with thought and consideration, becoming timeless treasures to your top drawer collection.

Indulging in the use of block colours, delicate textures and versatile forms, FIRST COLOURS believe that creativity and inclusivity go hand in hand. With all their pieces made from recycled materials, they aim to make sustainable fashion accessible for everyone. Through impactful design, they are reshaping the narrative around what it means to be a sustainable brand, and who is included in the conversation.

Established in Stockholm, Sweden in 2018, then later reintroduced in 2022 in Sydney, Australia, Faridani is where the two worlds mesh. Designs play with defined silhouettes and mellow palettes. Cinching waists, hugging figures and classic details define the designs. Bahar Faridani, the owner and designer, was born and raised in Stockholm; the architecture, culture and her friends are embodied within her pieces.

Jewellery handmade from memory, in New York City. eden’s harvest was born out of fossils at the intersection of language and what is tangible. The work is preoccupied with stories, from ones we've read to those we share, and what is still being written.

Going against traditional codes, Dolce Amore Intimo is a contemporary lingerie label that celebrates women through hand crafted precious pieces. With designs that are inspired by lead designer Isabella's heritage, they implement a sustainable approach in the design and production process of each collection.

Characterized by a dark and aggressive personality, DAIS draws inspiration from the deep sea. Each piece is handmade, committing to lasting jewellery by prioritizing high quality and ethically sourced materials at a low run or made to order.

The medium of rope has endless possibilities, and each creation is a new hand crafted challenge for Lea Oldjohn, designer and creator of Cord^e Macrame. By using a variation of knots, these pieces can be worn or displayed as artworks.

Club Venus is an individually owned and female run fashion project exploring elevated style in the clubwear realm. Established by creative director and maker Charlotte in Melbourne/Naarm in 2020, the brand produces small run, ethically made collections that play with ideas of fantasy, escapism and desire, inspired by the quick techno and trance music scenes.

The brand’s design aesthetic is informed by Charlotte’s own exploration of subculture and relationship with the human experience. An experimental philosophy and punk-craft-like sensibility equates to unusually constructed garments, chaotic elements and urban sex appeal.

Unique in design, B-R-B's collections tell their own alluring story. Pay attention to their high level of detail among their minimal forms, and momentarily lose yourself in the B-R-B world.

Inspired by New York energy and Parisian romance, BOSKEMPER is producing high end, timeless garments with an ‘unexpected edge’ to allow women across the world to feel confident and empowered. Head Designer Kirsty has a love for travel, music and attention to detail. Her passions are evident among her collections, where you will find a balance of sophisticated femininity, with dark accords and a nod to her personal style.

Bizarre Lingerie is all about self-expression, inclusivity, and sensuality. Designed and handmade by Jana Fuss, most pieces feature a unique stretch lace and bold, unconventional designs that blur the line between lingerie and outerwear. With an edge that challenges tradition, Bizarre empowers you to feel confident and expressive in your own skin.

BẠC /ba:k/ meaning ‘Silver’ in Vietnamese, co-founded by a Mother-Daughter duo. BAC curates and designs Fine Vietnamese Silver Jewelry with all of their pieces handcrafted in Vietnam using traditional Vietnamese Silversmithing techniques by the local Artisans. As a small, women of color, family-owned business, they pride themselves in authenticity, creativity and craftsmanship.

The designs are a collection of Vietnamese heritage and culture fused with their own personal styles to create timeless, elegant artworks yet contemporary and rich in cultures.

Our clothing is designed to last beyond the season, moving away from the practice of fast-fashion that generates enormous waste with huge environmental implications. We are ethically produced, firsthand friends with our makers and transparent with our practice.

Amiss is a reflection of my design philosophy and attraction to naturally occurring beauty, celebrating the art of finding perfection in imperfection. Growing up as a woman of colour, the experience of being different and out of place has instilled within me a deep appreciation for individuality. An ode to the industrious spirit of the Australian bush and Japanese reverence for nature; I have created a space where objects can be authentically amiss – free-spirited, unique yet familiar.

A-D-Atelier's designs are equally fetish and fashion inspired relying on the seductive qualities of latex combined with timeless silhouettes that are accessible to a wider audience. Our aim is to inspire individuality and confidence as well as to normalise latex fetish positivity and inclusivity towards and of our community. Their collection is designed and handmade in their Newcastle Studio.

Drawing inspiration from traditional and modern art culture, my design philosophy centers on sustainability and distinctive detailing. My one-of-a-kind and small batch designs, offer unique and imaginative garments that explore the boundless potential of recycling in the fashion industry. By exclusively using old garments, deadstock, and recycled fabrics, I breathe new life into discarded materials.

Committed to slowing down the fashion industry, my pieces celebrate individuality and craftsmanship, restoring value to the art of fashion. Each garment is meticulously handmade by me for you, down to the finest of details.