Journal

We get to know Food for Everyone artist, Gemma Leslie while taking a peek inside her studio as she prepares for her first solo exhibition "Time Up North". Discover Gem's unique art alongside her favourite styles from our latest April collection. 

We chat to Head Designer Seraina on how the Flower print came to life. 

 

As textile recycling technology becomes more readily available, we are excited to introduce the use of recycled cotton as a more sustainable alternative. Using recycled fibres as a collective is a crucial step towards a circular economy. Allowing us to reduce our reliance on new materials while diverting textile waste from landfill.

Organic cotton is a more sustainable choice for a myriad of reasons. While conventional cotton is grown using pesticides and chemicals which de...

 We strive to use as many natural fibres as possible, however polyester and nylon still play a role in producing strong resilient yarns f...

 

More than 700,000 tons of industrial fishing gear are lost in the ocean each year. Our chemically recycled nylon is made from used fishing nets, carpets, and pre-consumer plastic waste.

Discover our latest ZZ Mini editorial by Sarah Louise Fraser and Hannah Beaden. Photographed on the Sunshine Coast with their Minis in Chilli and Sky. 

Five minutes with campaign star, Laurel Thoma. We chat to Laurel on shooting Zulu & Zephyr’s latest Signatures campaign with Jessie Andrews along the rugged Californian coastline.