Awesome quality, locally made, fabric feels like butter.
"BUON Clothing is a mum and pop shop run by Natalie & Gavin Robson from the suburbs of Melbourne, Australia. We make colourful, bright, and feel-good streetwear in an extensive size range.
All of our clothing is made here in Melbourne, championing high quality, local manufacturing."
Perfect for spreading?
ha ha accurate.
"I can't believe it's not butter!"
Can’t say I’ve ever tried on butter for size.
Oof, looks like old teddy fresh, and not in a good way.
So is it just advertising? Who pays $129 for a sweatshirt ?
What a rip-off
But..but.. it's local..
Their style reminds me of Kath & Kim
( no offence)
$89 normal price for a t-shirt? LMAO
In an attempt to remain impartial - these prices are representative of what clothing used to cost before the likes of Cotton On and Kmart came along with their mass-produced wares. Aside from there being nothing that I'd wear, I wouldn't say they are unreasonably priced to support local.
Reminds me of the United colours of Benneton.
Designs are atrocious and overpriced.. I am all for supporting local but not such designs and such high RRPs. Good luck to the owners..
Was going to give it a go and support local but their designs didn't really suit my taste…. sad.
it's expensive for those used to foreign made crap.
Is it desirable for clothing to feel like butter?