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Brands
Lee
Iconic brand Lee developed from tradesmen and farmers needing overalls and cowboys needing a good pair of comfortable jeans to ride in. Also the first to design women’s jeans Lee quickly became the world leader in a previously untapped market. Lee Originals today are exact replicas of how jeans were made decades ago. Lee products are inspired of the past but made for the 21st Century and designed for modern people with modern needs in mind.
milkandhoney
Now in its 10th season, Milk and Honey is the perfect fusion of the style and individuality that women are demanding in today’s fashion market. The label has a unique appeal that is represented through art and signature fabrics. Milk and Honey is a label with feminine styling and a distinct creative edge. With each collection, designer Gill Milligan follows a distinct design mantra: focusing on texture, colour and strong creative direction.
Oneteaspoon
One Teaspoon's effortless street chic appeal has made it a must have label both locally and internationally. The collection emulates the creator’s own style; laid back, a little left of centre, sometimes sexy and a little bit girlie. One Teaspoons popularity and demand has seen it diversify into a wider product offering bags, belts, shoes and swimwear. Numerous celebrities are wearing One Teaspoon!
Onitsuka Tiger
Onitsuka Tiger is known as a legendary and innovative Japanese sports brand. Based on original sports shoes from many disciplines, the footwear collection brings together traditional methods with contemporary designs.
Zanerobe
Australian designers Jonathan Yeo and Leith Testoni set out to create a range that would accurately represent a Northern Winter experience. The look, feel and function of the clothing is designed to enable the wearer to experience a true Nordic lifestyle. The collection features embroidery embellished raw denim, fur-lined hoodies, pique bomber jackets, knit-bonded hi-tops, vintage knit ski sweaters and vests which are all standard issue for cruising in the colder climates.
