Australian Clothing & Fashion Designers, Labels & Brands - Winter & Summer Fashion - Womens & Mens Designer Clothing & Accessories

Herringbone taken over by German brand van Laack

Australian boutique retailer Herringbone has been purchased by ‘van Laack’, a German company with a rich history within the fashion industry. Herringbone, an Australian fashion label specialising in shirts, suits and related products was placed into voluntary administration in December 2008, after slumped sales within the slowing global […]

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Herringbone Bankrupt

The Current Economic Climate (or CEC as I like to call it) has claimed another victim. Men’s and Women’s upmarket suit, shirt and related fashion accessories label Herringbone has fallen victim to the global slowdown by going into voluntary administration. Herringbone was founded in 1997 by two former merchant bankers, Matt Jensen and […]

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Herringbone Men’s and Women’s Fashion - Summer Collection 2008 - 2009

Sydney based Herringbone Clothing appropriately styles by the statement “Distinguished by Detail” with 11,347 stitches within every shirt. Herringbone offers more than the standard fashion label with tailored options and styles in a range of fabric weaves, colours and Herringbone finishes.
The summer fashion collection for […]

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Herringbone Womens Winter Fashion 2008

The Herringbone Collection for females is elegant to say the least. The range features a range of formal wear including suits, dresses, shirts and blouses. Herringbone have created a ladies range that derives influence from pr-war paris 1930’s. According to the Australian label, the ladies collection is also influenced by […]

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Herringbone Suits - Men’s and Women’s Collection

Autumn and Winter Fashion 2008

The 2008 Autum/Winter Collection is described by Herringbone as ‘satorial classicism and distinctive elegance, with an emphasis on astute craftsmanship and fine quality raw materials’. It is easy to see why such gracious language is used to describe a Herringbone of Sydney, a label […]

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