Shop the iconic Good Sport Recycled Kimono Styles. We carefully unpick the kimonos, wash the panels and then recut into a contemporary easy wear styles… combining fun colours, textures and clever placement. By purchasing this garment you are not only shopping sustainably but you also support local manufacturing and ensure the story of these textiles
We set up at Finders Keepers market last weekend in Melbourne. Here is an interview with us by the Finders Keepers team : ) You can read the interview below or head over to the Finders Keepers Blog. Good Sport is an Australian fashion label for girls who don’t like to take things too seriously. Featuring
The Storied History of the Japanese Boro ‘Boro’ originated in rural Japan between 1850 and 1950. The technique was developed by humble peasant farmers of the era, out of the necessity to stay warm during periods of extreme temperatures and poverty. The technique is layers upon layers of patch worked cotton (or hemp) cloth stitched
The progression into designing up-cycled garments has been a natural one. I come from a family of recyclers. I watched my Grandpa, Dad and Uncle put everything into making a living off scrap plastic. Established in the 1980’s, Cryogrind was one of the first Australian companies of its kind, and remains family run to
Every month we will be talking to one special girl, learning more about who she is and what she loves doing. The odd crossword will also feature ! Firstly, can you introduce yourself and tell us what you do with your days lately… My name is Natalia, but I also get Natty, Nat, Natski. I
Kimono, Boro & Indigo During 2017 we invested more into our up-cycled products ~ made predominantly from Japanese Kimono and Indigo. The long, slow process of making one of these garments meant supporting small, local manufacturers and producing more consciously. The tedious process of sourcing the fabric has lead us to learning more about
