Our vision for Australian made products go beyond just “producing” locally. We can offer something our competitors cant- the ability to change the garment to suit you.
This is a concept we've developed over years of having our store, we are redefining what a clothing company can do when they produce in-house, something that isn't possible if we were like every other clothing company in Australia.
We offer all of our mainline products in a range of fits to accomodate for everyone, since it isn't up to us to tell you what style of tee you'd prefer to wear. Our philosophy is around
Online (and in-store) we offer a DIY approach to certain products, offering a range that has billions of possible combinations. Within our 3-D hoodie builder you can choose from a range of fits, necklines, pockets, lengths, logos and heaps of colours. Wear it how you'd like it, not how fashion tells you to.
Need those sleeves a tad shorter? Always in need of that extra body length? Having an Australian made approach means that we are our own tailors to our brand (as it should be). Fill out the text field on products to let us know what else you need adjusted! Also if you receive something that isn't right, let us know via the contact form and we can always sort it out.
we operate in a unique way, with our workroom integrated into our store.
Our local team is incredible and always willing to help in-store and online. follow us on our socials bellow to keep up to date with what we’re working on next.
ESPIRE started as a joint venture between Jane & Balin. Balin learning from his mothers’ (Jane) wealth of knowledge from decades of experience with Australian manufacturing and combining it with his passion for sustainability and circular business concept.
Garments should fit you, this is something that should be industry standard, clothing companies should PRODUCE clothing, not just “design” it. We offer custom adjustments, product builders and free repairs for life on wear and tear. Every company should do this.
Australia is country that nowadays has lost the ability to create garments. But we, along with many others, believe that in reviving this sector will help create a stronger local economy for everyone , if done correctly.
