Country Clothing Brand Support
Budget: $30 – $250 AUD
I’m building a country-inspired clothing label that feels at home both on the farm and when ducking into town. The brand’s core line will cater to farmers and their wives with practical yet good-looking pieces: sturdy work shirts and pants, classic hats and accessories, plus lighter items such as linen sets, pyjamas and even swimmers for the warmer months.
I’m looking for someone who already understands how a clothing brand operates end-to-end—from sourcing the right fabrics through to negotiating minimum order quantities and mapping out production schedules. If you come with a black book of trustworthy suppliers and manufacturers (cut-and-sew, embroidery, hat makers, swimwear specialists) that would be ideal. I’ll also lean on you to sanity-check margins, set up a simple cost sheet, and outline the first-season production timeline so the business side launches as smoothly as the creative.
Deliverables
• A vetted list of at least three manufacturers per product type, including contact details, MOQ, lead times and approximate unit costs
• A basic cost-of-goods and margin spreadsheet ready for my accountant
• A recommended production timeline with key checkpoints (sampling, bulk, QC, shipping)
• Your brief notes on any licences, trademarks or compliance standards we must cover for the Australian market
If this sounds like your wheelhouse, let’s talk and get this brand into the paddock—and the high street—together.
I’m looking for someone who already understands how a clothing brand operates end-to-end—from sourcing the right fabrics through to negotiating minimum order quantities and mapping out production schedules. If you come with a black book of trustworthy suppliers and manufacturers (cut-and-sew, embroidery, hat makers, swimwear specialists) that would be ideal. I’ll also lean on you to sanity-check margins, set up a simple cost sheet, and outline the first-season production timeline so the business side launches as smoothly as the creative.
Deliverables
• A vetted list of at least three manufacturers per product type, including contact details, MOQ, lead times and approximate unit costs
• A basic cost-of-goods and margin spreadsheet ready for my accountant
• A recommended production timeline with key checkpoints (sampling, bulk, QC, shipping)
• Your brief notes on any licences, trademarks or compliance standards we must cover for the Australian market
If this sounds like your wheelhouse, let’s talk and get this brand into the paddock—and the high street—together.