84% matchSIR the Label
Australian minimal trans-seasonal slips and separates
What changes: More printed occasion pieces, less silk-only focus
Brand profile
Australian label known for 90s-style sandwashed silk slip dresses and natural-fibre wardrobe staples, founded by Katie Kolodinski in 2015.
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The label built its following on the 90s Slip Dress in 100% sandwashed silk, and still works largely in natural fibres — charmeuse camisoles, bias skirts, knitwear, silk suiting.
Katie Kolodinski founded the Melbourne label in 2015 and remains creative director and owner, so the design direction has not passed through outside hands.
Colour stays in muted and jewel tones, with collections built around travel, art, history and nature, plus Project 166 funding pollinator, coral and habitat conservation.
84% matchAustralian minimal trans-seasonal slips and separates
What changes: More printed occasion pieces, less silk-only focus
80% matchPared-back Sydney day-to-evening in fluid fabrics
What changes: Broader fabric mix, less natural-fibre purism
76% matchModular knit and jersey take on the same easy layers
What changes: Loungewear-led knits rather than silk slips
74% match90s slip dresses with published sustainability data
What changes: Trend-driven, wider synthetic/viscose use, cheaper
Silk Laundry is an Australian label founded in 2015 by Katie Kolodinski, who remains founder and creative director and retains ownership. It built its following on the 90s Slip Dress in 100% sandwashed silk, and works largely in natural fibres — silk charmeuse camisoles, bias skirts, wide-leg trousers, knitwear and heavier silk suiting in muted and jewel tones. Collections are themed around travel, art, history and the natural world, and the brand runs Project 166, a conservation initiative supporting pollinator, coral and habitat projects. It sells direct online and through retailers including SSENSE and Holt Renfrew.