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| Brand | About the brand | Where to buy |
|---|---|---|
| Frank and Beans | Specialising in men's and women's briefs and boxers, Frank and Beans has been providing Australians with quality cotton underwear for over a decade. | |
| Fei Fei's Sewing Galore | Based in Melbourne, Fei Fei's Sewing Galore offers a wide range of comfortable bamboo underwear for women. |
| Brand | About the brand | Where to buy |
|---|---|---|
| Step One | Established in 2016, Step One offers a wide range of bamboo underwear that comes in 100% compostable packaging. | |
| Stonemen | Cotton undies is what Stonemen does best. It manufactures undergarments that are designed with quality and comfort in mind. | |
| Apex | Designed with 100% Australian merino wool, Apex boxers and briefs offer breathability and heat-resistant technology. | |
| King Gee | King Gee has been providing Australians with workwear for nearly a century. Its range started out with a pair of overalls and today features work boots, tops, bottoms and underwear. |
It's not always obvious whether a product is manufactured in Australia, so in this case we suggest checking out one of the following:
We recommend purchasing Australian made for a few reasons. The benefits include higher quality bamboo and cottons, faster shipping times, economic injection and helping out small businesses trying to get off the ground. It doesn't stop there, with cheaper returns (Australia Post can cost less than $10 with tracking) and no international transaction fees.
Not in all cases, but depending on the fabrics used, Australian made underwear can be a little pricier. Most companies that manufacture here have a large focus on the quality standards of their products and so they may hand make the underwear from bamboo and cotton.
Although, paying the extra does even itself out when you consider the fact that you'll get cheaper shipping, real-time customer service, ethical payment of Australian wages and no international transaction fees.
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