Love Linen | Justice Denim | Ministry of Yarn | Finsbury Green | The Bircher Bar | For The Earth | Outerknown | Equinox by Annie Hamilton | Wolf & Mishka
Love Linen is committed to producing quality linen clothing designed and made to last a life time. Not only are we true ‘lovers of linen’ we are also very passionate about the transparent the ethical and sustainable production and manufacture of our clothing which is based in Melbourne, Victoria.Love Linen is proud to be an Australian owned and operated business born in Broome, Western Australia.
Designed by TV Stylist Debora Schultz, each pair of Justice jeans is handmade in Melbourne, ethically manufactured and accredited by Ethical Clothing Australia, hand-crafted for quality and sustainably made to reduce waste. Every pair of Justice jeans you buy will find one week of life-changing eduction for a young girl who has been rescued from child slavery.At Justice we have partnered with Destiny Rescue, a not-for-profit organisation that rescues children from the horror of the sex trade in countries across Asia and India.
Born out of a love for slowing down and creating things with our hands, and a desire to use only fair trade, organic, sustainable or recycled materials, comes Ministry of Yarn. We love to pass on textile skills, celebrate the creativity of our community and give back to those most in need.Ministry of Yarn gives a minimum of $2.00 from every order to vulnerable mums and babies in developing countries. Together we're making a difference.
Finsbury Green is a leading Australian company in the business of print, managed services and logistics.We offer a complete range of carbon neutral services including premedia, e-publishing, digital and offset print management services expertise extends beyond just print to signage, branded merchandise, point of sale, promotional, design, mail services, kitting and campaign fulfilment.Finsbury Green provides services for a number of retail, FMCG, pharmaceutical, corporates, SMEs and government customers across Australia.
The Bircher Bar is one of Australia's leading health food producers and suppliers - proudly creating and delivering delicious, sustainable and eco-friendly goods.Our range includes coffee & tea, brewing essentials, artisan muesli, health tonics, infused honey, coconut bowls, and more.We provide hand-made, all-natural and small-batch artisan blends to amazing, cafes, grocers and speciality stores Australia-wide.
For The Earth is a Sutherland Shire based start up business established in 2019. Our online store's purpose is to provide our customers with a range of eco friendly, sustainable everyday products by brands we personally endorse.Everyday the earth is being polluted with materials that are damaging our environment and eco-system. The products we sell will assist you to minimise your impact on the environment in your normal everyday routine.
Outerknown is an Australian fashion label creating clothes for men and women, with the highest regard for the hands that build our clothes and the world we call home.We manufacture globally with makers who share our values and abide by the strict guidelines of the Fair Labor Association (FLA) & Bluesign. Outerknown believes that style and sustainability should be synonymous. From seeds to suppliers to circular design, our mission is to protect natural resources, empower the people crafting our clothes, and inspire change within the industry and beyond.
Annie Hamilton is a Sydney-based designer balancing minimalist styles with maximalist prints inspired by the natural world. All garments are made locally and are designed and made to last, with a focus on functionality, wear-ability, sustainable fabrics and ethical production. The designs are timeless and trans-seasonal, intended to become much loved wardrobe staples for years to come.
Wolf & Mishka is a Melbourne-based design label passionate about creating unique hand illustrated printed fashion, accessories and jewellery.Our approach when designing and producing each collection is slow, with small local production runs while staying waste conscious. We try to use every scrap of fabric in production, often using deadstock and end-of-the-roll fabrics that other, larger producers have left unused. Some of our left over printed fabric scraps are sent to a very talented lady, who uses them to create gorgeous wall loom hangings, or given to kindergartens and craft/sewing workshops, and larger scraps are saved for later ranges.We love to support local businesses, and that’s why all elements of our supply chain, from pattern makers to graders, cutters and makers, are right here in Melbourne.