Clothing Brands in New Zealand

NZ fashion labels that design and make their own clothing, sold through their own outlets and stockists.

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Lowline Supply Limited — Clothing Brands in Queenstown
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Butterfly Dancewear — Clothing Brands in Lyttelton
Butterfly Dancewear

Butterfly Dancewear

Lyttelton
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Base Streetwear — Clothing Brands in Wanaka
Base Streetwear

Base Streetwear

Wanaka
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Nicola Screen — Clothing Brands in Wanaka
Nicola Screen

Nicola Screen

Wanaka
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Perriam — Clothing Brands in Wanaka
Perriam

Perriam

Wanaka
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Mode Fabrics — Clothing Brands in Auckland
Mode Fabrics

Mode Fabrics

Auckland
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Hello Friday — Clothing Brands in Dunedin
Hello Friday

Hello Friday

Dunedin
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Mr Peacock — Clothing Brands in Akaroa
Mr Peacock

Mr Peacock

Akaroa, Akaroa & Banks Peninsula
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Glowing Sky — Clothing Brands in Akaroa
Glowing Sky

Glowing Sky

Akaroa, Akaroa & Banks Peninsula
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Roam Clothing — Clothing Brands in Queenstown
Roam Clothing

Roam Clothing

Queenstown
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Mode — Clothing Brands in Christchurch
Mode

Mode

Christchurch
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Clothing Brands on Business Directory

Clothing Brands on Business Directory

Find and compare 11 clothing brands businesses across New Zealand. Browse by region below or search to find exactly the clothing brands business you need.

Clothing brands design and produce their own labels rather than reselling other people's stock. New Zealand has a strong run of them, from merino and wool specialists to ethically made everyday wear. They sell direct online and through stockists, and shoppers follow a brand for its cut, its values and the way its pieces last.

When picking a label, look at where and how the clothes are made. Brands that name their factories or hold ethical certification tend to be open about quality. Check the fabric, the care instructions and whether sizing runs true. A good label backs its garments with a fair returns policy and repairs or replaces faulty stitching without a fight.

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