• Hand-designed by Lordy Dordie, exclusive gingham print by Brisbane-based artist.
• 100% Organic Linen so it’s breathable, soft, and consciously made.
• Custom-dyed pink colourway for a summery, statement-making shade.
• Breastfeeding-friendly button front… easy, functional, and flattering.
• Designed for everyday to evening, tuck it, tie it, wear it your way.
• Limited edition collaboration, unique and collectible.
• Supports rural communities, proudly designed in Australia, made with purpose.
• Available in sizes 6–24.

Our pieces start where all good things do, on country. Outback Linen uses only 100% natural fibres, custom-dyed to echo the colours of this land: the burnt spinifex, the desert dusk, the storm rolling in.

Every thread is crafted with intention. From ethically-sourced flax to premium, chemical-free processes that respect both skin and soil. Our linen breathes with you, moves with you, and softens over time like a favourite story.

This isn’t fast fashion. This is clothing built to go the distance… through muddy paddocks, city streets, long drives, and lazy Sundays. We make pieces that last, because you deserve a wardrobe that does too.

When you wear Outback Linen, you’re not just putting on a shirt or a dress, you’re stepping into something bigger: thoughtful design, slow style, and the kind of quality that feels like home.

Good linen is strong, low-fuss, and better with time. But give her a little TLC, and she’ll love you forever.

Here’s how to keep your Outback Linen looking and feeling like new:

1. Wash with kindness. Cold, gentle cycle or hand wash. No harsh stuff. Your linen’s already tough, she doesn’t need bleach.
2. Dry it soft. Flat in the shade is best, or hang it up where the sun won’t steal her colour. If you must tumble, low and slow wins the race.
3. Steam or press. A quick iron on low while it’s still a touch damp creates crisp lines, no fuss.
4. Store smart. Fold it up, keep it cool and out of the sun. Linen loves breathing room.

Linen will naturally crease, we call that character. But if you ever want it polished, a light press does the trick. Just don’t stress. This fabric was made to live in.