82% matchArthur Apparel
Australian indie womenswear with retro prints, soft separates
What changes: Prints and dresses over knitwear hero pieces
Brand profile
Melbourne label founded in 2021 by Scarlet Robertson, known for viral crochet knit tops and vintage-informed capsule pieces released outside seasonal cycles.
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Scarlet Robertson launched the label in 2021 after a crochet top she made for her own birthday spread on Instagram; those knit tops are still part of the range.
Rather than spring/summer calendars, the brand releases small capsules, with recurring styles like the Capsule Bomber, Juicy Wedge, Scrunched Shirt and Scrunched Tee returning.
Robertson previously ran a vintage resale business, and the clothes read as vintage references worked into contemporary silhouettes at a mid-tier price.
82% matchAustralian indie womenswear with retro prints, soft separates
What changes: Prints and dresses over knitwear hero pieces
75% matchFounder-led, Instagram-built, non-seasonal capsule staples
What changes: Scandi neutral minimalism rather than vintage craft detail
71% matchVintage-referencing DTC drops, but French-classic wardrobe
What changes: Much larger range including shoes, bags and leather
61% matchTrend-led versions of the same silhouettes, far cheaper
What changes: Fast-fashion scale, no small-batch or handcraft angle
Melbourne label started in 2021 by Scarlet Robertson after a crochet top made for her birthday went viral on Instagram. Robertson, who previously ran a vintage resale business, works in capsule drops rather than seasonal collections, pairing vintage references with contemporary silhouettes. Recurring pieces include the Capsule Bomber, Juicy Wedge, Scrunched Shirt and Scrunched Tee, alongside the crochet knit tops that launched the brand. Robertson ran operations solo until 2024 and has since added ecommerce and marketing staff, selling direct online plus Australian and New Zealand retail.