MARKET 755 are a vintage, pre-loved and small brand market, new to Melbourne, bringing small vintage curated collections into their new store.

Melbourne based clothing company Shinzo translates to heart in Japanese, and many of the designs are based on Japanese and anime culture while also referencing ’90s hip-hop. Streetwear company Shinzo Street Tribe, has found success in Australia Bringing fashion inspired items from everyday japan culture and fashion.

The shared love of sports, brought the owner's of don.clothing together to bring a new type of clothing to the Melbourne fashion scene, don.clothing wants you to be apart of the moment and take a piece for yourself, with each item of clothing representing a moment in sporting history.

Pat has his own podcast called - A Chat With Pat He Offers Compelling interviews and conversations with truly amazing people doing amazing things. Bringing you interesting insights from diverse individuals as they sit down and have a chat. Moving forward his podcast focus on young males and how they can make them selfs better, with advice from skin care to dating all the way to interior design. 

Dylan Walsh captures the city’s everyday extraordinarily – immortalising the kind of moments you might otherwise miss. Documenting locals, their interactions and neighbourhoods across the city, his candid, lo-fi, atmospheric clips make modern-day Melbourne feel like a 70's movie montage.

From four local boys chasing a dream, Banana Lagoon is bringing you high quality, affordable, eco-friendly clothing & accessories. Shop online now to get the newest collection of Australian designed streetwear.

91 Vintage has been the go to market for vintage sportswear and streetwear in Melbourne for the last 5 years. The iconic market was founded by Bonny, who lovingly ran 91 Vintage for 5 years. This year, she handed over the keys to Jonathan Chai, who now runs Melbourne best vintage market and in my opinion  Australia's best market.

In the summer of 2010, two brothers built a bespoke garment workshop in the western suburbs of Melbourne, Australia.

Originally an Art Studio and Gallery created as support for new artists, The Snake Hole was hosting gigs and art shows long before it was a brand. Beginning with small runs of t-shirt prints to accompany some art shows, the garments quickly became the forefront, and since 2016 the label has been independently run by creatives. From humble beginnings working out of the back of a shipping container and a basement, to occupying a warehouse and a small team, the brand has come a long way from where it once started.

Rainbow filled store perfect for your next festival or doof! Aussie based. We have a yarn with jade the owner of Tibbs and bones, she talk the struggle of the last few years owning a festival brand while there where no festivals and so much more.