Online eco-store Plant & Prosper stocks a sizeable range of beauty, bathroom and kitchen goods to inspire zero-waste living. Dedicated to helping others eradicate single-use plastic, a partnership with One Tree Planted sees the brand plant a tree for every one of its signature safety razors sold.

Opting for sustainable materials, Eco Intimates’ range of lingerie and sleepwear is ethically made in Australia and Bali. Coming in a stack of swoon-worthy prints, including floral favourites French Rose and Night Garden, the brand’s beloved Ruffle Knickers are made using 100% cotton with soft elastic ruching.

Working across various mediums, Brisbane-based illustrator Holly Neilson made the leap from hobby to hustle four years ago. Her work, which is available to purchase as art prints and gift cards alongside custom commissions, explores the power of regeneration and our relationship with the natural world.

The brainchild of sisters Danita and Bianca, The Good Garment is a slow fashion brand all about “craftswomanship”. Run from their hobby farm on the Gold Coast, the bright and bold handcrafted range is made with 100% cotton and uses prints by independent artists who are paid for every metre of fabric printed with their designs.

A celebration of all things Australiana, The New Devine – from Toulouse-born artist Claire Devine – offers a selection of prints, canvases and original artworks. Featuring Claire’s most popular pieces, the prints are photographed by a museum archivist and reproduced on high-quality cotton canvases.

Australian made and owned, Days was launched in Byron Bay as a slow fashion brand with inclusive sizing. Self-love and acceptance is important to founder Leah Enoch, who recently released the minimalistic, timeless range of customisable midi and mini dresses in Oeko-Tex and GOTS-certified fabrics with sizing from XXS-XXXL+.

Founded in 2014 by Melissa Mendes, bee one of a kind offers natural bath and body products designed to inspire women to practise self-kindness and “honour their inner Queen Bee”. Hand-crafted in Melbourne, bee one of a kind has a strong focus on sustainability and utilising local Australian-sourced ingredients.

Founded in 2006 by Janine Middlemost, the eponymous label Middlemost uses vintage and rescued fabrics across its unique range of clothing and accessories – all handmade in Wagga Wagga. With a new brick-and-mortar store through the Renew Wagga initiative, Janine also hosts various workshops in town.

The Australian “home of sandalwood”, WA’s The Sandalwood Shop is the country’s largest retailer of sandalwood-inspired beauty, health and lifestyle products. All products contain 100% pure heartwood oil (the dense, inner part of the trunk) from Indian or Australian sandalwood trees, sustainably grown and harvested in Australia.

Created to redefine ownership, strengthen communities and reduce emissions, Rosella Street is a new digital marketplace where users can buy, sell, rent and give away items in their local neighbourhood. With ID verification and $1 from every sale donated to plant a bush tucker tree, the platform encourages community building and circularity.

Coming face-to-face with a growing pile of plastic toys when she became a mum, Courtney Redman founded Create with Cardboard. With choices like Gigi the Giraffe and Florence the Elephant – all made with recyclable, compostable cardboard alongside eco paint and crayons – the kits encourage imagination and conscious play.