A cult Australian fashion brand is moving its manufacturing offshore, ending its Australian production after years of producing garments using a mix of local and overseas facilities. Reports say the company has relied on both Australian manufacturing and overseas production, but is now changing its supply chain by shifting more of its work to international sites. The move follows a period in which the brand’s output has not been exclusively tied to local production, with production shared between Australia and other countries. While details such as the specific destinations or the new production arrangements are not provided in the information cited, the key point across coverage is the brand’s plan to relocate manufacturing away from Australia. The company’s decision is presented as a shipping of production rather than a change to the brand’s overall retail or business model, with the primary focus on where garments are made. The reports describe the transition as a shift in manufacturing locations after a long run of mixed sourcing.