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After extensive research and trial and error, we have decided to make our shirts using a digital printing (DTG) method and making each one to order right here in Australia. Making products on demand instead of in bulk helps reduce overproduction and waste while also allowing for local printing, a larger choice of designs, sizes that don't sell out and more choices for fit. Our digital printing is done using water-based inks and all pieces ship directly from our printers in Meanjin (Brisbane) in home-compostible packaging ( just remove the postal sticker and pop it it your hot compost ). All our shirt options are certified as both socially and environmentally responsible.

You can expect a 10 business day turnaround from when you make you order to when you will recieve your printed garments in the mail.

Dalee Ella is an artist printmaker, illustrator and textile designer who works to create intricate lino prints for papers, fabrics, books and publications. Her work focusses on themes of relational reciprocity and connection to the natural world, to land, self and community. Dalee has worked with some incredible change makers in the community resilience, permaculture and herbalism spaces such as Kirsten Bradley from Milkwood, Jade Miles from Futuresteading, The Elder Tree community herbal education initiative, Young Farmers Connect, Wardell CORE and Pip Permaculture Magazine. She continues to work with ethical, slow fashion designer Clare Greshke on their collaborative all Australian Made hand printed wearable art collections over at Slow Fashion Australia. Dalee holds a bachelor degree in fine art with a major in Printmaking from the Qld College of Art, Griffith University, Australia.

DAlee Ella Printmaker

DAlee Ella printmaker

Dalee Ella Printed goods

How we make our shirts

FROM HAND CARVED LINO PRINTS to direct to garment

h o w w e m a k e F O R Y O U

PRINTED WITH WATER

BASED ECO INKS

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