Designed in Australia and made in small batches in India, Kaasida offers classic yet modern styles, featuring delicate hand embroidery. The brand prioritises sustainability and circularity from its use of 100% natural fabrics – the leftovers of which are upcycled into scrunchies – to its transparency around the working conditions of its artisans.

The Collective Store offers a unique shopping experience. Whether you stop by the charming shopfronts in Camp Hill and Wynnum, or indulge in some online browsing, you’ll find a treasure trove of locally designed, ethically made and one-of-a-kind wares for you and your favourite people.

Made in small batches in Melbourne from Australian Super Cotton, EMREN THE LABEL’s timeless, inclusively designed period pants aim to make first periods simple with a smooth adjustment for parents and carers and an empowering, environmentally responsible experience for young menstruators.

Infuse your home with the unique scents of Australia with room sprays and hand-poured soy candles from Sydney maker Clare Neilson. Made with native ingredients such as Kakadu plum, wattle, boronia, lilly pilly and lemon myrtle, each candle is named after a significant person from Australia’s history.

Typoflora invites you to elevate the everyday with its range of elegant stationery and homewares – including planners, art prints, tea towels and greeting cards – that bloom with illustrations inspired by nature. The Sydney brand focuses on sustainable practices, manufacturing both in Australia and with small-batch producers overseas.

From her home studio in the Hunter Valley, Michelle Smith designs “wearable artwork” for her jewellery brand Via Smith. The eponymous brand – which also pays homage to the skilled Balinese smiths who bring Michelle’s designs to life – offers a range that includes rings, earrings and necklaces.

Rest easy in hand-dyed sleepwear made from natural fibres by Jade and May. The nighties, pyjama sets and robes are designed in Melbourne and made in small batches in a women-owned factory in Bali. Shop online or in-person at the brand’s Geelong store, which also offers a curated range of homewares, gifts and accessories.

Florist and illustrator Emma Morgan makes richly coloured prints and textiles with a focus on Australian flora and fauna. The range of limited-edition artworks, tea towels, throws, cushions, napery and more features glorious wildflowers and is all hand-made, printed and sewn by Emma on the Mornington Peninsula.

Founder of the Feel Better Box, Sarah Willmott couldn’t find socks that matched her needs – ones that were soft, durable and beautiful – so she created them herself! Ethically manufactured in Turkey from combed cotton, Sarah’s brand Joode offers crew socks in fun colours and with cute motifs to please both your eyes and your feet.

Rose and Reggie is a slow-fashion brand based in Brisbane that specialises in bright and fun pieces. The range of colourful dresses, button-ups and pants – in sizes 6 to 18 – is ethically made using sustainable fabrics, including linen and organic cotton, and designed to help you “look cute and be kind to the planet”.