Three of them,
and none
are happy
An embroidered denim jacket. A kangaroo, a koala and a bloke who've all had enough.
Two hundred made, and made for a long summer. When they're gone there's no reprint — the next design will be something else entirely.
You're on the list. We'll be in touch before the summer.
The back panel, stitched shoulder to hem.
What you're getting
A denim jacket with the whole back stitched, not printed. Thread has weight and texture a screen print never gets — it catches the light, holds up in the wash, and doesn't crack after one summer.
- DenimHeavyweight cotton, classic trucker cut, indigo.
- EmbroideryFull back panel, stitched in cream, khaki, navy and red.
- SizesS through XXL.
- Run size200 jackets. No follow-on.
Where it came from
A kangaroo built like it does nothing but train. A koala with its fists up. And a bloke in an Akubra and a singlet standing between them, sunburnt and unimpressed by the pair of them.
Behind them, the flag. Underneath, the only word that needed saying.
It started as a biro sketch on an A4 page. The angry animals were the joke; the fact that it worked as a piece of clothing came later.
The lettering is western slab — the kind you'd find on an old country pub sign, or a shearing shed, or the side of a ute that's seen things.
Where you'll wear it
At the cricket — five days is nothing. If you're out in the bays and you spot the jacket, that's probably us.
Standing up for something — protest in style. Say it without opening your mouth.
Everywhere else — it's a denim jacket. Throw it over anything and it works.
Getting one
Online — here, when the run lands. Get on the list above and you'll hear first.
Markets — around Melbourne over summer. Dates go up here once they're locked.