Liquidator documents into the collapse of Australian activewear brand Stax show the company owes about $1.7 million to nearly 13,000 customers. The figures relate to unfulfilled orders, according to reports from multiple outlets. The documents outline the scale of the business’s liabilities to consumers who paid for products but did not receive them before the company failed. While the reporting focuses on the amount owed and the number of affected shoppers, it is presented as part of liquidators’ assessment of the company’s financial position following the collapse. The outlets indicate the information is drawn from material prepared by the liquidators as the matter proceeds, providing a clearer picture of the customer impact. No outlet in the provided materials identifies the exact recovery prospects for customers or details about whether alternative remedies are available. The reports collectively describe a large set of unpaid consumer orders and quantify the debt revealed in the liquidators’ documentation.