Supporting local makers and shakers, keeping Aussie money in Aussie pockets, making sure Australians are employed or owning quality goods – whatever your reason for wanting to buy Australian made, our guides make it super easy for you to find the brands that manufacture their products locally and where to buy them.
What Australian made product are you after?
200+ Australian made brands and where to buy them
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Brand | Category | Where to buy |
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13 Knives | Knives |
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4 Leaf Clover | Gifts | |
A la Carte | Dog food | |
A.H. Beard | Furniture | |
Abby St. Claire Blankets | Woollen blankets | |
Adina | Watches | |
Advance | Dog food |
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Aesop | Gifts | |
Aesop | Soap | |
Almond Tree Designs | Gifts | |
Applaws | Dog food |
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Arnsdorf | Clothing | |
Arnsdorf | T-shirts | |
Arnsdorf | Woollen jumpers | |
Art Hide | Furniture | |
Arthur G | Sofas |
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Artwork | Socks | |
Ashton Wear | Baby clothes |
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Aussie Bush Leather | Boots | |
Aussie Bush Leather | Handbags | |
Aussie Bush Leather | Leather bags | |
Aussie Wool | Woollen blankets | |
Australia Sealy | Furniture | |
Australian Merino | Woollen blankets | |
Australian Natural Soap Company | Soap |
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Australian Ugg Boots | Baby clothes | |
Australian Ugg Boots | Boots | |
Balanced Life | Dog food |
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Banksia Gifts Australia | Gifts | |
Beach Road Naturals | Gifts | |
Beach Road Naturals | Soap | |
Beauty & The Bees | Gifts | |
Beauty & the Bees | Soap | |
Bec + Bridge | Clothing | |
Bec + Bridge | T-shirts | |
Bedworks | Furniture | |
Beyond | Dog food |
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Bianca Spender | Clothing | |
Billie Goat Soap | Soap | |
Billy and Margot | Dog food |
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Biologika | Soap |
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Biome | Soap | |
Black Hawk | Dog food |
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Blue Mountain Socks | Socks | |
BONDI BORN | Clothing | |
Bondi Sands | Gifts | |
BONDI UGG | Boots | |
Bonnie | Dog food |
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Botani | Soap | |
Bright Star Kids | Baby clothes | |
Brosa | Furniture | |
Brosa | Mattresses | |
Byron Bay Cookie Company | Food | |
Byron Bay Cookie Company | Gifts | |
CAIM and ABLE | Gifts | |
Campbell's | Food |
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Camphor Laurel Australia | Gifts | |
Capilano | Food | |
Carman's | Food | |
Celebration Giftware | Gifts | |
Cheeky Britches | Baby clothes | |
Cheeky Britches | Gifts | |
Chocolatier | Food | |
Chocolatier | Gifts |
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Church Farm | Soap |
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Circa | Gifts | |
Cockatoo Collection | Gifts | |
ColourMeArt | Gifts | |
Comfort Me | Boots | |
Comfort Sleep | Furniture | |
Comfort Sleep | Mattresses | |
Convict | Handbags | |
Convict | Leather bags | |
Corrynne's Natural Skincare | Soap | |
Cue | Clothing | |
Curious Grace | Sofas |
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Cut Throat Knives | Knives |
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Desert Shadow | Soap | |
Dindi | Gifts | |
Dindi Naturals | Soap | |
Domayne | Sofas |
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Domino by A.H. Beard | Mattresses | |
Doveton Fletcher | Knives |
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Dusty Road Apparel | Baby clothes | |
ECO Modern Essentials | Gifts |
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Edible Beauty | Gifts |
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Eggpicnic | Gifts | |
Emilia Lorena Macrame | Gifts | |
Emu Australia | Boots | |
Est | Soap | |
Est Australia | Gifts | |
Ever Australia | Boots | |
Fantastic Furniture | Furniture | |
Fantastic Furniture | Sofas | |
Farmers Market | Dog food | |
Fei Fei's Sewing Galore | Underwear | |
freedom | Furniture | |
Freshwater Farm | Soap | |
Frog and Molly | T-shirts | |
G'Day Baby and Kids | Baby clothes |
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Gardner Knives | Knives |
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GevityRX | Food |
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Gidgee Knives | Knives |
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Glasshouse | Gifts | |
Goat Soap | Soap | |
Golden Quilts | Woollen blankets | |
Goomo | Socks | |
Grahams Natural Skin | Soap | |
Graine | Handbags | |
Graine | Leather bags | |
Green + Kind | Soap |
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Griffin Design | Furniture |
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Haigh & Hastings | Watches | |
Hannmaid | Gifts | |
Hard Yakka | Boots |
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Hard Yakka | Work boots |
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Harvey Norman | Sofas | |
Healthy Everyday Pets | Dog food |
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Henry & Oliver Co. | Sofas |
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Herbon | Soap |
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Hope's Relief | Soap | |
Hugo Sleep | Mattresses |
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Humphrey Law | Socks | |
Hunter Lab | Soap | |
Instinctive Bite | Dog food | |
Ivory Coat | Dog food |
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J R Peck | Knives |
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Jardan | Sofas |
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Jasmine Alexa | Clothing | |
Jasmine Alexa | T-shirts | |
JDRT | Watches | |
Jurlique | Gifts | |
Kakadu Traders Australia | Clothing | |
Kakadu Traders Australia | Handbags | |
Kakadu Traders Australia | Leather bags | |
Kandila Company | Gifts | |
Kelloggs | Food | |
King Koil by A.H. Beard | Mattresses | |
Koala | Mattresses | |
Koko Black | Gifts |
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KYLA | Skincare |
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Lafitte | Socks | |
Lano | Soap | |
Le Stripe | Clothing | |
Leaps and Bounds | Dog food | |
Life Basics | Soap |
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LightFeet | Socks | |
Little Pawpaw | Baby clothes |
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Loco Socks | Gifts | |
Lotus | Food |
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Luxor Linen | Woollen blankets | |
macgraw | Clothing | |
macgraw | T-shirts | |
Maggie Beer | Food | |
Maggie Beer | Gifts |
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Manning Cartell | Clothing | |
Manning Cartell | T-shirts | |
Manning Cartell | Woollen jumpers | |
Manual Arts DEpt. | Gifts | |
Mark Tuckey | Sofas |
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MATIN | Clothing | |
Matin | T-shirts | |
Matt Blatt | Sofas | |
Mayde | Soap |
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MD Knives | Knives |
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Metalbird | Gifts | |
Miles From | Clothing | |
Milkman Grooming Co. | Gifts | |
Molmec | Sofas | |
Molmic | Furniture | |
Mongrel | Boots |
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Mongrel | Work boots |
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Mooza Designs | Gifts | |
Mother Mountain Forge | Knives |
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Mukti | Gifts |
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Murray River Salt | Food | |
My Dog | Dog food |
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Natural Australian Triple Milled Soap | Soap | |
Natural Basics | Soap | |
Natural Life | Soap | |
Naturally Good | Food |
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Nestle | Food |
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Nobody Denim | Clothing |
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Nobody Denim | T-shirts | |
Nutro | Dog food |
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Olieve & Olie | Soap | |
Olive Oil Skincare Company | Soap |
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Optimum | Dog food |
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Palm Beach Collection | Gifts |
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Palm Beach Collection | Soap |
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Paul's Knives | Knives |
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Pedigree | Dog food | |
Pfeiffer | Clothing | |
Ponchik | Baby clothes | |
Port Willunga Fine Foods | Food | |
Port Willunga Fine Foods | Gifts |
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Priya | Soap |
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Pro Plan | Dog food |
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Profile Australia | Gifts | |
R.M. Williams | Boots | |
R.M. Williams | Handbags | |
R.M. Williams | Leather bags | |
R.M. Williams | Work boots | |
Random Harvest Gourmet Foods | Gifts |
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Redback | Boots |
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Redback | Work boots |
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ReFresh | Soap |
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Rinaldi Confectionary | Gifts |
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Rinoldi | Food | |
Rosey Cheeks Handmade | Woollen jumpers | |
Rossi | Boots | |
Rossi | Work boots | |
Salt + Glow | Soap |
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Sanctum | Soap |
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Saroka | Clothing | |
Savourlife | Dog food |
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Scott Reynolds | Knives |
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Sealy of Australia | Mattresses | |
Select-O-Pedic (Whitehaven) | Mattresses | |
Shanghai Suzi | Gifts | |
SleepMaker | Furniture | |
SleepMaker | Mattresses | |
SleepTailor | Mattresses | |
Sodashi | Gifts | |
Sofa Bed Specialists | Sofas |
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Sommuto | Mattresses |
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Steel Blue | Boots |
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Steel Blue | Work boots |
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Sukin | Gifts | |
Sukin | Soap |
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Supercoat | Dog food |
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Sydney Lounge Specialist | Sofas | |
Tasi Travels | Clothing |
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Tergus | Soap | |
Thankyou | Soap |
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Tharwa Valley Forge | Knives |
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The Australian Country Life | Soap | |
The Botanical Life Co. | Soap | |
The Girl & The Olive | Soap | |
The Goat Skincare | Soap | |
The Goods Tube | Gifts | |
The Organic Tshirt | T-shirts | |
The Tasmanian Soap Co. | Soap |
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Tristone Blades | Knives |
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Twill & Tee | Clothing | |
Two-Winged Fruit | Soap | |
Ugg Australia | Boots |
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Ugg Australia | Gifts |
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Uncle Tobys | Food | |
Urthly Organics | Soap | |
Veronika Maine | Clothing | |
Vetalogica | Dog food | |
Vets All Natural | Dog food | |
Vinyl Living | Gifts | |
Viva La Body | Soap |
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WAW Handplanes | Gifts | |
We Are Feel Good Inc. | Gifts |
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Wearproof | Socks | |
Well and Good | Food |
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Whitehaven | Furniture | |
Who Did That | Gifts | |
Whole Earth Farms | Dog food | |
Wilderness Wear | Socks | |
Wilderness Wear | Woollen jumpers | |
Winestains | Gifts | |
Woolerina | Baby clothes |
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Woolstar | Woollen blankets | |
wYse Lifestyle | Clothing | |
YesYouCan | Food |
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Yurali | Soap |
Frequently asked questions
What does the Australian Made symbol mean?
The Australian Made symbol is a green triangle with a yellow kangaroo and the words "Australian Made" on it. It confirms that the item bearing it has been certified by a third-party accreditation system to be genuinely Australian.
A good thing to know is that there are a number of different versions of this logo, all of which look the same but have different wording:
- Product of Australia: The product's significant ingredients or materials come from Australia and the majority of its production was in Australia.
- Australian Made: The product's last substantial transformation was in Australia.
- Australian Grown: All significant ingredients were grown and processed in Australia.
- Australian Made and Owned: On top of the final product being assembled or manufactured in Australia, the company that owns it is Australian.
How can I tell if something is Australian made?
Checking out the product's label is the easiest way to see where it was made. Look for either the words "Made in", "Country of Origin" or the Australian Made logo, which is a licence only given to items that are made in Australia.
At the moment, Australian Consumer Law states that only food products are required to carry a "country of origin" label, so sometimes the answer might not be in the label.
If it isn't, head to the brand's website and look under the "About Us" or "Our Story" sections for information regarding its production process. Alternatively, you can contact the brand directly to ask if it makes its products in Australia or if the specific product you're looking at is made in Australia.
Is there a difference between Australian Made and Australian Manufactured?
No, these terms are often used interchangeably and both mean that the item marked was created or saw its final transformation in Australia.
What does Australian Designed mean?
You'll often see an item designed in Australia but manufactured elsewhere. This is because the conceptual idea was developed in Australia and perhaps even the prototypes were created here, but the manufacturing process was outsourced to another country. This is often due to production costs, which can be markedly cheaper overseas than in Australia.
Buying Australian Designed merchandise will still support local designers, but unless the label also says that it's Made in Australia, then you'll also be supporting international industries.
What does Australian Owned mean?
Australian Owned means that the business is owned by an Australian or an Australian company. While it may have factories in Australia where it manufactures its products, this may not always be the case.
What does Australian Operated mean?
You'll often see the terms "owned and operated" written in tandem. This means that the business is owned by an Australian or Australian company and that its day-to-day operations and headquarters are based in Australia.
If a business is only operated in Australia, this means that its main benefactor is international. However, its offices, head staff and daily operations are in Australia.
What percentage of the item needs to be made in Australia to be classified as Australian Made?
According to the official Australian Made site, the following is the definition of Australian Made: "The product has undergone its last substantial transformation in Australia".
Therefore, there's no specific percentage of the product's production that needs to be in Australia to render it Australian made. Instead, so long as the most significant portion of its manufacture has been completed in Australia, it may qualify for the title.
That being said, some products do delve into the nitty-gritty with regards to ingredients and materials.
For example, on food items, you may see a bar stating the percentage of Australian ingredients. Clothing items often disclose their material breakdown alongside their origin and make statements such as 100% Australian wool.
Why should I buy Australian made products?
- Support local businesses: Whether it's your neighbour's at-home jewellery business or a leather-smith from a rural town, know you're supporting an Australian business.
- Cut back on shipping costs: If you're paying postage for your items, the shipping costs will likely be lower if coming from within Australia.
- Protected by Australian consumer law: The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) covers product safety, standards bans and recalls on products where if you're buying from an international retailer you may not be protected.
- Uniquely Australian materials: When it comes to beauty products using Australian botanicals, furniture crafted from Australian timbers or food products crafted with Aussie produce or byproducts from locally raised animals, some things just can't be bought overseas.
Where can I buy Australian made products?
You can search the table above for your preferred retailer to see if they stock Australian goods, or consider shopping at some of these retailers:
- Madeit: Craft supplies, jewellery, homewares, furniture
- Adore Beauty: Gifts, soap
- Coles
- David Jones: Furniture, mattresses
- hardtofind: Baby clothes, furniture, handbags, soap, socks
- THE ICONIC: Clothing, handbags
- IGA: Food products
- Myer: Clothing, mattresses
- SurfStitch: Boots, gifts, soap
- Woolworths
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