VAN BRUSSEL is a bold expression of innovation, craftsmanship, and timeless design.

Founded by Rachel Van Brussel, the brand is shaped by her international experience across Australia, London, Milan, Paris and Florence. With a background spanning fashion design, production and creative direction, Rachel brings a distinctive perspective that balances creative vision with commercial sensibility. Influenced by her time living and working abroad, she has developed a refined design language that merges European sophistication with a contemporary Australian spirit.

Since launching, VAN BRUSSEL has rapidly established itself as one of Australia's most exciting emerging fashion brands. In 2026, Rachel was awarded the Melbourne Fashion Festival National Designer Award for Sustainability, recognising the brand's commitment to responsible innovation and thoughtful design. The same year, VAN BRUSSEL was named a finalist in the Australian Fashion Industry Awards - Emerging Brand Award, presented at Australian Fashion Week as part of the prestigious DHL Next Gen runway, and featured on the cover of Australian Retail Outlook as one of Australia's leading emerging fashion retailers.

The brand's work has also been recognised by leading national and international fashion media, with features in Vogue Australia, WWD (Women's Wear Daily), WGSN, Ragtrader, Broadsheet, Inside Retail, CityMag, The Advertiser, SA Life and SA Style, reflecting its growing influence within both the Australian and global fashion landscape.

Celebrating the nuances of tailored urban wear, VAN BRUSSEL fuses utilitarian function with modern form. Sustainability underpins every decision: every garment is thoughtfully designed and made in Australia through small-batch production, supporting local makers while minimising waste. Working predominantly with natural fibres and carefully sourced designer dead-stock fabrics, the brand transforms limited-edition materials into elevated, purposeful pieces designed to last.

Defined by relaxed tailoring, sculptural silhouettes and considered functionality, VAN BRUSSEL reimagines classic dressing through a contemporary lens. Each collection is driven by longevity, precision and innovation - creating a wardrobe that transcends seasonal trends while remaining unmistakably distinctive.

With a permanent flagship store in Adelaide and an expanding international presence, VAN BRUSSEL continues to build momentum both at home and abroad, championing Australian design on the global stage.

For those who value refined aesthetics, exceptional craftsmanship and enduring style, VAN BRUSSEL offers more than clothing - it offers a considered way of living.

Welcome to the world of VAN BRUSSEL.

It's not a trend. It's a lifestyle.

Producing 100% Australian made woollen fabric for homewares, soft furnishings and wearables, Waverley Mills supplies its own direct to consumer brand as well as leading hotels, lifestyle and wellness retreats, premier Australian fashion brands and premium retailers.

Gentle Threads showcases natural fibre clothing & accessories from around the world. Finding pieces close to the source material, we encourage the exploration of natural fibres & merging new with traditional techniques.

UGG Australia® and global brand Sheepskins Downunder® were established in 1981 and are Australian tanned, made, and family owned. We use genuine Australian twin-face sheepskin, processed exclusively in our own tannery—the last remaining sheepskin tannery in Australia, using sustainable traditional methods. Look for the Golden 1st Stitch tag inside every pair for 100% authentic, traceable UGG boots.

Kadwood Atelier is a luxury tailoring house based in Sydney, dedicated exclusively to women. We specialise in made-to-measure and bespoke suits crafted from the finest natural fibres, including Australian Merino wool, cashmere, and silk. Our philosophy centres on ‘clean luxury’ a way of living that values wellness, time, emotional clarity, and thoughtful craftsmanship. Each suit is a tribute to modern womanhood, designed to move effortlessly with life’s demands while embodying strength, ease, and understated glamour.

At Kadwood, we believe clothing should honour the body and spirit. Our process combines precise tailoring with intuitive design, ensuring every garment feels personal and empowering. We offer private appointments, detailed fittings, and ongoing garment care, building long-term relationships with our clients. Beyond the product, Kadwood stands for a lifestyle: intentional, refined, and deeply connected.

Founded by Erin and Jins Kadwood, our atelier draws from international influences and local heritage, with a commitment to sustainability and a timeless aesthetic. We aim to reshape the luxury landscape by placing women at the centre of tailoring, offering not just clothing but a meaningful experience that uplifts, connects, and endures.

Magpie Goose – Celebrating Aboriginal Art & Fashion
Magpie Goose is an award-winning Australian Aboriginal fashion label that collaborates with First Nations artists and communities to create bold, ethically made clothing and accessories. Founded on the principles of cultural storytelling, sustainability, and social impact, Magpie Goose transforms hand-drawn artworks into vibrant textile prints that celebrate Aboriginal culture and creativity.

Acquired in 2020 by Amanda Hayman and Troy Casey—respected curators and community engagement specialists—Magpie Goose continues to empower Aboriginal artists by providing a platform for their stories, heritage, and artistic expression. The brand operates with a strong commitment to ethical production, sustainable materials, and fair employment practices, ensuring that every piece has a positive impact.

With a reputation for innovative design, Magpie Goose has won the Best Sustainable Womenswear Clean + Conscious Award and the Best in Class Good Design Award for Fashion Impact. The brand’s collections, featuring collaborations with artists from across Australia, have been embraced by fashion lovers, cultural enthusiasts, and advocates of ethical fashion worldwide.

By wearing Magpie Goose, customers support a movement that values authenticity, sustainability, and Indigenous self-determination—turning fashion into a statement of pride, culture, and positive change.

Visit magpiegoose.com to explore the latest collection.

Amilani Perera is an exotic luxury womenswear brand founded in Sri Lanka and launched at Colombo Fashion Week in 2013. Since its inception, the brand has evolved into an internationally recognized label, officially registered in Australia in 2025. Specializing in refined ready-to-wear collections, Amilani Perera is driven by a dual mission: to create distinctive, high-quality garments while making a meaningful social impact.

Deeply rooted in advocacy, the brand is a powerful voice for women affected by gender-based violence—an issue that resonates personally with founder and creative director Amilani Perera. Through a longstanding partnership with the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), the brand actively empowers survivors of violence in Sri Lanka by engaging them in the product development process and offering mentoring programs that build skills in textile craftsmanship and fashion design. This commitment was showcased at Melbourne Fashion Week 2026 at the Maker’s Lane Runway, where the collection incorporated handwoven fabrics created by survivors sheltered at Women’s Development Centre monitored by UNFPA.

Renowned for its bespoke designer womenswear, Amilani Perera has been a consistent presence at Colombo Fashion Week since 2013. The brand has expanded its international footprint through showcases, including a partnership with United Nations Asia Pacific to present at the Ultra Luxe Fashion Show in Singapore in 2024. It was also the only Sri Lankan brand featured at Asian Designer Week 2016 in New Delhi and showcased its Spring/Summer 2017 collection at USA–Sri Lanka Fashion Week in New York.

Further cementing its influence within the fashion industry, Amilani Perera serves as the official designer for Airport & Aviation Services of Sri Lanka.

Founder Amilani Perera is a graduate of LASALLE College of the Arts, Singapore, and brings extensive experience across the global fashion and garment industry. Her professional background includes designing for MAS Holdings’ amanté lingerie brand and serving as a design consultant for Arvind Lifestyle Brands in Bangalore, India.

Together, craftsmanship, social responsibility, and global perspective define Amilani Perera as a modern luxury brand with purpose.

David Jones is Australasia’s leading premium department store retailer. The iconic department store first opened its doors in 1838 with the mission to sell ‘the best and most exclusive goods. David Jones has 40 locations across Australia and New Zealand as well as davidjones.com in Australia and is the oldest continuously operating department store in the world still trading under its original name.

For over a century, we’ve outfitted millions worldwide. Everyday our diverse and talented team creates world-class workwear that helps someone, somewhere be part of something. Workwear group is proud to be the leading workwear solutions provider and is owned and backed by Wesfarmers.

Our brands, are iconic Australian heritage brands that we can be proud of. Hard Yakka, KingGee and NNT uniforms are stocked in over 1000 retail outlets nationwide and Workwear Group Uniforms are the go-to uniform solutions provider for some of the most recognisable businesses across Australia, New Zealand and expanding internationally. Our world-class offering includes apparel, uniforms and footwear.

We’re proud to be making a difference through focusing on continuous improvement and innovation. We strive for the best in ethical production, sustainability and sourcing, to ensure our workwear isn’t just good for people, it’s better for the planet too.

We have state offices, distribution centres and manufacturing facilities throughout Australia and New Zealand.

When Kathryn Forth and Julia Ritorto made the decision to partner and launch ‘Acler’ it was with great clarity and consideration. The pair met while working at a previous fashion-house and immediately recognised their similar design sensibilities. Both shared an un-wavering hunger to create pieces that felt ‘considered’, garments that merged the meticulously beautiful with the effortlessly wearable.

“When you’re a designer or a creative you must be able to stand behind your work. We both wanted to be able to back our designs, and at the time the best way to do that was to start a business. One where we could ensure that each part of garment creation and curation met our own high standards.” Julia Ritorto.Acler was born from this place of absolute clarity; it was never a side hustle or half-baked side project. With both Australian designers adamant that Acler would sell in the international market from the very first season, a focus on quality fabrications, finishings and hand draping techniques have been at the forefront– since the very beginning.

“It was the first time we were both able to focus on quality as a whole. Not just how a garment falls on the outside, but how it ‘feels’ on the inside. At the time we felt like there wasn’t yet a market for garments that had such a focus on premium quality - yet still felt accessible.” Kathryn Forth.It was this un-wavering focus on quality and craftsmanship that has seen Acler expand from humble beginnings. Initially, orders were packed by both designers, and in tandem they took on everything from customer service through to wholesale and logistics support. This allowed a direct line for how to expand each collection to meet the evolving needs of the Acler customer, while developing the overall Acler aesthetic.

8 years on and that aesthetic has now become a globally recognised brand, having expanded both locally and globally; with a staff and studio home-base in Adelaide, South Australia and stockists in Australia the US, UK, EU, China and Middle East. Both designers sit at the helm of ‘Acler’ as Creative Directors, having curated a team to support such phenomenal and continuous growth.

THEODORE is a luxury menswear brand, with a high tech edge. Our app allows customers to obtain their unique body measurements using their phone. Customers can then shop and order customised tailored garments. We also provide virtual and in person consultations with our expert stylists.

Both Cue and Veronika Maine release styles weekly, all of which are designed in their Sydney studio with a focus on fashion forward design and quality manufacturing. All of the brands Australian made styles are accredited by Ethical Clothing Australia. Cue Clothing Co. has won multiple awards for design, digital innovation and outstanding customer experience.

KASMIRI is an Australian cashmere brand specialising in premium-quality cashmere scarves, wraps, shawls, robes, and throws. The entire collection is handcrafted in Nepal by women artisans using age-old techniques to create unique, often whimsical, lightweight textures suitable for year-round wear in the Australian climate. We craft exclusively with 100% Grade-A responsibly sourced cashmere and are increasingly using organic, undyed cashmere for its raw natural beauty.

Each piece is designed to bring softness against the skin, comfort, warmth, and quiet sophistication, with Kasmiri's signature, richly layered textures that effortlessly elevate any outfit.

We are also stocked in selected luxury stores in Melbourne, Hobart, Brisbane, NSW and Auckland, New Zealand.

We believe beach days should be fun, vibrant, and effortless—bringing relaxation and family togetherness. That's why we’ve designed matching father-and-son boardshorts for meaningful bonding and unforgettable memories, lightweight beach towels to make your beach trips a breeze, and cozy kids' ponchos to keep both parents and little ones comfortable and happy.

Transform is the first store to offer free chest binder fittings in Melbourne. But our space is far more than that. It’s a ‘safe sensory space’ designed to cater for the needs of the trans and gender diverse community, many of whom are neurodivergent.
It’s also a space where our community can gather to access much-needed (and free) health information from health practitioners working within the trans and gender diverse community: https://www.transformtranswear.com.au/pages/events

Fleurieu Made taps into my Italian heritage in textile manufacturing and connects this with digital technologies that slow highly crafted designs to be manufactured locally and sustainably.

Combining effortless, functional fashion with quality natural fibres that balance trends and timeless style.
The family-owned and locally operated label is based in Goondiwindi, Australia.

Goondiwindi Cotton supports local farmers, designers, photographers, creators, transportation companies and sporting members of our community in country Australia.

With a focus on natural fibres including linen and cotton, we have a size range from 6- 20 to cater for Australian women.

We import textiles from overseas that we develop exclusively with our mills, so we can wholesale to the Australian and NZ fashion industry. We only work with trusted mills that have certifications and high quality standards.

Established in 2018, Mastani's ready-to-wear collections are defined by bespoke artisanal fabrics, bold silhouettes and a progressive aesthetic. Ethical production and sustainability are at the heart of the brand, with the collections designed in Melbourne and all garment construction performed in-house in limited quantities at the Mastani-owned atelier in, India.

The Reckless Abandon Boutique specialises in womenswear sizes 6-24. The style is unique, unusual, dark, edgy, arty and coastal following the seasons. The boutique is an inclusive space to visit with comfortable chairs, cold drinks, and no pressure to make a purchase.
Everyone is welcome. The shop assistant has over 10 year experience in the fashion industry and is very knowledgeable, friendly and helpful. Labels include Trelise Cooper, Megan Salmon and Johnny Was. Affordable options are available, too, that are carefully chosen to have minimal negative impact on the planet.

Berserk retail store and studio. Stocking our signature label, and other brands all made in Australia. Small production and made measure.

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.

Indigo8 is a modern tech company working directly with fashion brands to provide Cloud systems that organise and help grow their businesses. Our systems can run everything from style development, sampling, wholesale sales, production, inventory management, warehousing and full e-boutique and retail point of sale integration. Indigo8 is the number 1 choice for growing and established fashion labels. Our systems range from what we call Lite, cost effective systems for small and growing brands all the way up to Enterprise platforms for established multinational companies.