As Australians increasingly seek to support homegrown businesses, finding quality local brands across fitness and wellness can be challenging amidst the overwhelming online marketplace. Fortunately, we've done the hard work for you, compiling an extensive guide to the best Australian-made brands that are revolutionizing how we approach health, beauty and active living.
Premium Activewear for Every Movement
Pinky & Kamal stands out as a designer activewear label founded by Natalie Carusi, blending movement-inspired designs with performance fabrics perfect for yoga, pilates or everyday wear. Their commitment to organic and renewable materials ensures longevity in both quality and style.
Sydney-based Nimble has become an office favourite, evolving from a passion project into a successful label known for second-skin fabrics, bold prints and practical features like hidden pockets that transition seamlessly from workout to café culture.
Drawing inspiration from coastal living, Bondi Active brings Eastern Suburbs sportswear aesthetics to the masses using recycled materials and quick-dry technology designed for beach, studio or brunch settings.
The activewear extension of fashion house Aje, Aje Athletica offers well-crafted, stylish pieces that lean more toward athleisure than pure performance wear, maintaining contemporary appeal without chasing fleeting trends.
Since its 2016 Sydney launch by Pip Edwards and Claire Tregoning, P.E. Nation has established itself as a flagship Australian brand for the athleisure generation, merging technical sportswear with street-style edge.
Sister-founded label Nagnata delivers designer activewear excellence through bespoke fabrics ideal for low-impact activities like yoga and pilates, offering pieces that transition effortlessly from studio to social settings.
Crop Shop Boutique (CSB) brings versatility and fun to Australian activewear, featuring balletcore-inspired wrap tops that work equally well during workouts and daily activities.
For the eco-conscious mover, Paire utilizes innovative fabrics including Bio-Nylon, merino wool and eucalyptus fibre to create high-performing, breathable and sustainable activewear and loungewear.
As a longstanding Australian activewear brand, Rockwear provides functional, fashionable pieces with broad appeal, offering reliable basics that don't compromise on style or quality.
Home Fitness Equipment Revolution
Australian-founded Your Reformer makes studio-quality pilates accessible from home with sleek, premium reformer beds that replicate commercial machine performance, bringing professional-grade training to personal living spaces.
Move Active covers all your fitness accessory needs, from grip socks for reformer pilates to yoga mats and weighted bangles for walking workouts, all beautifully designed with premium feel.
Currentbody Australia harnesses LED light technology for home use, with their flexible silicone neck and chest mask delivering red light therapy across three different wavelengths in convenient ten-minute treatments.
Australian Beauty & Skincare Excellence
As one of Mecca's three in-house brands, Mecca Cosmetica defines high-quality Australian skincare and suncare, founded by Jo Horgan and renowned for effective serums, gel masks, cleansing balms and award-winning sunscreens.
Since its 1992 launch, Rationale has become one of Australia's most luxurious skincare brands, founded by cosmetic chemist Richard Parker and taking a clinical-meets-radiance approach that delivers impressive results.
Founded by Troye Sivan and brother Steele Mellet, Tsu Lange Yor (meaning "to long years" in Yiddish) encompasses personal and home fragrance, candles and beautifully designed homewares that carry a sense of home wherever you go.
Miranda Kerr pioneered the clean beauty movement in Australia by launching Kora Organics in 2009, offering certified organic products featuring plant-powered ingredients like noni fruit and turmeric for nourished, glowing skin.
Born on a biodynamic farm in South Australia's Adelaide Hills in 1985, Jurlique crafts nature-inspired products using botanicals grown on-site, with their rose line being particularly celebrated for soothing and hydrating properties.
Since its 2014 launch by Zoë Foster Blake, Go-To Skincare has focused on plant-based, effective formulas while emphasizing consumer education, with their five-star-rated Face Hero oil standing out as a must-try product.
Gold Coast-founded Alpha-H made alpha-hydroxy acids their specialty, introducing exfoliants to Australians through cult favourites like their Liquid Gold treatment featuring glycolic acid and vitamin C for clinical-grade at-home results.
Australian-owned and founded by cosmetic physician Dr Geoffrey Heber in 1998, Ultraceuticals brings clinical-grade skincare to home bathrooms through potent actives like retinol and vitamin C, all developed and tested by their in-house Australian research team.
These twenty brands represent the incredible innovation and quality emerging from Australia's fitness and wellness sectors, offering consumers outstanding local alternatives to international giants while supporting homegrown talent and manufacturing.
