Fall for these Australian boutique brands.

Yes, Australia is full of some truly epic fast fashion brands, but it’s also home to plenty of gorgeous (read: smaller) boutiques that are worth checking out. Aje, for example, started when two best friends got together in 2008 to create the two statements and everyday looks. You’ll find details like hand-painted prints and natural elements, making it a standout choice for your next shopping spree.

There are also brands like Bec & Bridge and Dion Lee, two small labels that make some incredibly swoon-worthy pieces. Bec & Bridge offers clothing made directly in Sydney, Australia, while Dion Lee offers a high-end, edgy feel worthy of a splurge.

These Australian native brands are some of our favorites.

Want incredibly beautiful clothes and accessories? In that case, you’ll probably want to pay close attention to some of the Australian native brands above. Haus of Dizzy, founded by Kristy Dickinson, a Wiradjuri woman, is known for its bold and colorful jewelry that celebrates Indigenous roots and culture. The Maara Collective, founded by Yuwaalaraay Creative Director Julie Shaw, is a collaboration of many artists showcasing and showcasing Indigenous fashion and design, from dreamy dresses to flowy pants and tops.

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You may have already purchased these very popular labels.

Every country has its most popular clothing brands, and Australia is no exception. You’ve probably already purchased some of these labels from ~Down Under~ without even realizing it. Princess Polly has an absolute grip on TikTok and Instagram, having gone viral multiple times on both platforms.

Zimmerman is a luxury brand known for its intricate details and designs, which you’ve probably seen on your news feed. Cult favorite sportswear brand The Upside and hat brand Lack of Color are also Australian brands!