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Outland Denim is bringing Melbourne-founded Nobody Denim into its stable of brands and embarking on its third equity crowdfunding campaign.

The company’s chairman, John Condilis, said “various options” were being explored to continue some outsourced local manufacturing.

Fuelled by the pandemic and Black Summer bushfires, more Australians are demanding that our clothes be made here. A shift back to local manufacturing, or just another fad?

AFC outlines 2-step plan for $1 million grant By Imogen Bailey | 14 May 2021 The Australian Fashion Council (AFC) has been awarded a $1 million grant from the Department of Industry, Science, Energy and Resources (DISER). The grant will be used to fund a two-step project which will first; establish a clear identity and trademark for Australian fashion brands to heighten demand and awareness of Australian fashion both domestically and overseas; and, second; will work to create more local manufacturing. Speaking to Ragtrader, AFC CEO Leila Naja Hibri said the first phase is focused on heighten...

Nobody Denim firms commitment to onshore manufacturing By Imogen Bailey | 6 May 2021 Nobody Denim has shored up its commitment to local manufacturing, with the relaunch of its Signature Range.  The brand's new Signature Range comes in sizes 23-34 and consists of 35 core pieces that will always be made in Australia. Nobody Denim chairman and co-founder John Condilis said that despite the challenges of local manufacturing, the brand remains steadfast in its commitment to the future of the industry.  "For 22 years, Nobody Denim has always been dedicated to the craftsmanship of creating denim...