The best linen looks to buy in Melbourne
Linen is a timeless and eco-friendly choice across seasons. When the weather gets muggy, this temperature-regulating, breathable fabric comes into its own.
The best vintage linen
If recycled and retro are the way to go, you’ll find linen aplenty at Vintage Sole. The fabric has been around since 8000 BC! Browse preloved linen shirts in colourful prints and patterns. For summertime chicness, head to American Rag and try on a mod '60s shift dress made from a linen blend.
Hemp skirt
With the same breathability as linen, the hemp Vienna skirt will see you through even the hottest days. It has an eye-catching asymmetric balloon shape which flows effortlessly across the body. In Melbourne black with an elastic waist, this comfy Alpha60 skirt will become an everyday staple.
Butter yellow blazer
We're calling it: butter yellow is the colour of the season. The Commonry blazer from Myer elevates this summery sorbet hue with soft tailoring. It's fully lined, fitted with jet pockets and runs up to a size 22. Pair it with the matching bias skirt to look perfectly put-together.
Holiday set
Shop the vibrant prints of Alemais to find the holiday set of your dreams. Available at David Jones, this playful Aussie brand has a huge range of dresses, shirts and shorts in 100 per cent European flax linen. We've got our eye on the all aboard range. Wear the wrap mini skirt and short sleeve short together or separately for double the wardrobe options.
Back to linen basics
Start building your spring wardrobe with Assembly Label’s essential range of premium linen separates. The Xander long sleeve shirt has super soft linen, shell-look buttons and available in four neutral colours. Pair it with the Stella linen shorts, which are easy and breezy to wear. Find the Aussie brand at QV Melbourne.
100% linen jumpsuits
Looking for that statement all-in-one outfit that’ll take you from the beach to dinner? Look no further than ELK’s 100 per cent French linen jumpsuits. With side-pockets and wide legs, these fuss-free garments have a loose, elongated silhouette. ELK’s ethically sourced fashion is designed in Melbourne.
Handkerchief shirt
For a special piece with the makings of an heirloom, visit Oroton’s Emporium Melbourne store. This delicate shirt was inspired by a vintage handkerchief. Made in ultra-soft lightweight linen, the oversized collar is adorned in embroidery. Dainty shell buttons and scalloped edges add to the whimsical feel.
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Last updated on Tue 15 Oct 2024