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Feaath Turns Deadstock Basics Into Offbeat Melbourne Fashion

The Vibe :

⊹ Deadstock fabrics turned into cheeky sportswear and handmade separates

⊹ Cotton piqué, Lycra, studs, and playful surface details

⊹ Melbourne production keeps every release close to the designer

⊹ Familiar wardrobe pieces with an offbeat, homemade charge

Feaath brings a handmade edge to sportswear, knitwear, and body-skimming separates without sanding away their personality. Founded by Melbourne designer Jasmine Featherston, the label grew from the knitting practice she began during the city’s 2020 lockdown. Featherston now designs, patterns, and produces every garment in-house, working entirely with deadstock fabrics. Collection 03, officially titled Guard Dolls, places that small-scale setup behind polos, hooded tops, and micro-length bottoms that feel personal rather than factory-polished.

The Sixty-seven Polo is a navy cotton-piqué shirt with studded shoulders and a polka-dot “67” appliqué across the back. There’s no mini-dress construction or rugby stripe here; the interest comes from treating a recognizable polo top like a customized team piece. The Illusion Micro Skort is made from nylon and Lycra, sits at a low-to-mid waist, and includes shorts underneath. It can also be worn as a swim skirt, giving the tiny shape a practical second use.

Feaath Turns Deadstock Basics Into Offbeat Melbourne Fashion

Feaath’s shop moves between those sporty references and pieces such as the recycled-doily Jade Corset, mohair-trimmed Hex Shorts, and extra-long Stilt Pants. The Stilt design uses a polyester-cotton fabric, an elastic waistband with belt loops, and two large back pockets, while its 105-centimeter length can be adjusted by request. Worn beside a fitted top or the barely-there skort, the pants show exactly how Featherston likes to work: start with a known category, alter one detail, and let that decision carry the outfit.

Feaath Turns Deadstock Basics Into Offbeat Melbourne Fashion

Feaath Turns Deadstock Basics Into Offbeat Melbourne Fashion

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Brand DNA

Melbourne label Feaath was founded by Jasmine Featherston, who began knitting during lockdown. Designed, patterned and produced in-house from deadstock fabrics, the brand twists everyday pieces with offbeat proportions, playful cutouts and a handmade edge.

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