Brand profile

Fillyboo

Australian maternity and womenswear label making hand-embroidered, bohemian dresses and nursing-friendly pieces designed in Sydney and produced in Indonesia and India.

SydneyOrigin
WomenswearFocus
Minimalist / ContemporaryStyle
$$$Price

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A woman wearing a floral pink Fillyboo dress

What to know about Fillyboo

Maternity is designed in, not bolted on

Alongside regular womenswear, the Dreamfeed line builds discreet feeding access into dresses and separates, so pieces carry through pregnancy and nursing.

Handwork carries the pieces

Hand embroidery, crochet detailing and tie-dye on lightweight cottons and silks, made in Bali, Java and India — the bohemian detailing is the reason for the price.

Dresses first, including bridal

The range centres on maxi and tiered dresses, jumpsuits and rompers, with bridal and occasion styles extending it; sold direct online and through retailers including Harvey Nichols.

Known forSweaters & knitwear

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Johnny Was

$$$Embroidered bohoLos Angeles, United States

Heavy artisanal embroidery on flowing silk boho pieces

What changes: US-made-for-mass scale, no maternity or nursing range

Brand facts

Fillyboo is an Australian womenswear and maternity label founded by designer Pippa Henderson in 2004 and named after her grandmother. The Sydney-based studio designs bohemian pieces produced in Bali, Java and India, using hand embroidery, crochet detailing, tie-dye and lightweight cottons and silks. The range covers maxi and tiered dresses, jumpsuits, rompers and separates, plus the Dreamfeed nursing line with discreet feeding access. Bridal and occasion styles extend the offer. It sells direct online, ships internationally and stocks through retailers including Harvey Nichols.

Founded
2004
Origin
Sydney, Australia
Made in
Asia
Price
$$$
Focus
Womenswear
Facts checked
August 2026
Styles
Minimalist / Contemporary, Quiet luxury, Y2K

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