We create accessories and clothing by just using industry's waste. Our collections depends on what "waste" we find. We don't source anything new and we source everything locally. We use fabrics and garments that are at least 80% natural, so we don't contribute to micro-plastic pollution in our oceans.

The materials we use MUST be from one of the following categories:

OFFCUTS OR PRODUCTION WASTE: textile scraps generated during garment manufacturing. It is considered waste and is discarded due to its uneven and small formats; Used for Hair Accessories & Face Masks.
END OF ROLLS (REMNANTS): are factory surplus textiles that have been left over from garment manufacturing; Used for Hair Accessories & Face Masks.
DAMAGED TEXTILES: are unused textiles that have been damaged for example with colour or print defects, rendering them unusable; Used for Accessories and Clothing.
DEADSTOCK FABRICS: are textiles that factories or designers deem as no longer needed after producing a collection and might be destined to landfill; Used for Accessories and Clothing.
UNSOLD CLOTHING WASTE: refer to the inventory that doesn't sell and doesn't have a high likelihood of selling in the future and might be destined to landfill. We recycle this waste on behalf of fashion brands, like Lois Hazel and Nique.

MANUFACTURING

We produce small, capsule collections, using local seamstresses that are free to work from home and are granted a fair pay and treatment. We mainly make to order without delay for the customer. If a style doesn't sell well we don't produce it so we can re-use the fabric for other products/collections.

We are committed to designing and producing luxurious and ethical wedding gowns that women feel confident and comfortable in, whilst keeping them at an accessible price point.

We value skill, heritage and the art of dressmaking and champion Australian manufacturing. We are always looking at our business practice to identify meaningful ways we can adapt, adjust and grow. We are committed to continuous improvement to ensure that we look after our people, brides and our planet.

Founded in 1985 on Melbourne's iconic Collins Street, Harrolds is a living fashion institution, and home to over 100 local and international designer labels.

Harrolds is the proud exclusive Australian retailer of worldwide icons from Tom Ford to Amina Muaddi, Thom Browne and more. Harrolds combines a unique range of tailoring and contemporary luxury wear, housing some of the most sought-after seasonal collections, year on year.

Continually committed to innovation, Harrolds now ships internationally giving global shoppers the opportunity to experience its signature service online, and shop curated collections from an array of the world's most lauded luxury fashion houses.

Since 1983, Helen Kaminski has evolved into a luxury accessories brand recognised for innovation, authenticity and style. With a commitment to sustainable practices and a focus on conserving traditional handcraft techniques, each Helen Kaminski piece retains a unique authenticity, with its effortless signature style being translated globally.

IXIAH is a fashion brand with a core focus on slowly produced, culturally inspired and hand-crafted designs. Every style is created from a sketch, every bead is hand placed and every print is our own. IXIAH garments are created with an elemental attention to detail, inspiring a strong essence of individuality upon those who wear them.

Produces garments that are of bespoke, contemporary design, incorporating traditional artisan details, creating a unique look by being totally sustainable and ethical. No wastage of fabrics and all garments are designed and produced by myself the owner and chief creator in Western Australia.

Our original intention to design and manufacture women's clothing that had a more realistic appreciation of varying body shapes and sizes led us down the path of a focus on fit using a combination of design and technology that minimises overproduction. In this way, landfill and carbon footprint is minimised.

Kalaurie creates modern heirlooms designed and crafted to be treasured for a lifetime, passing through many hands.

Drawing inspiration from storytelling, Kalaurie presents annual limited edition capsule collections, with quality, timelessness, craftsmanship and environmental consciousness holding equal priority.

Each piece is mindfully made-to-order from our Melbourne atelier.

With over 35 years experience our garments are made in Australia, beautifully finished with bespoke components, have an excellent cut and are carefully shaped to fit many different body types. Our clothes are comfortable to wear in all seasons because we use fabrics that breath, are practical, durable and easy care. Most of our garments are machine washable because we make sure that the fabrics are pre-washed and pre-shrunk before manufacture and even our buttons are sewn on by hand. Quality made to last. Our brand concentrates on SLOW, not fast, fashion.