Goldie + Ace is proudly Australian. Their quality children’s clothing is as colourful, clean and casual as the country we call home. Their style reflects what we remember from our childhood. They are always looking back to take their range forward, with the focus on creating top-quality garments so they last longer. Clothing your child will outgrow not wear out, which means you can cherish them and pass the love on.
“Goldie + Ace has a fresh approach to newborn, baby, and toddler fashion. Inspired by retro kids clothes, evoking a sense of childhood nostalgia amongst our team’s golden years, the 1980s & 1990s.
Based in Melbourne, Australia, they like to highlight the place they love to call home. Everything from Galahs, gumtrees to ‘G’day!’
Goldie and Ace are always looking for ways to be more sustainable and all-inclusive in every area of their business and continually share what they learn with their community. The team, unisex designs, waste-free packaging, and collaborators all share the same vision; to create a safe and clean planet for everyone. Goldie + Ace strives for an honest approach to producing garments that are comfortable, ethically sourced, and made with exceptional craftsmanship to last and be loved.
Growing up in Australia in the ’80s and ’90s, Alana and Chris, founders of Goldie + Ace often look back to their childhood for inspiration. They would literally pore over old photo albums and remind themselves of what they loved wearing when they were young, lead with a few key pieces and then build the collection from there. By delving into their childhoods they have built a brand with a touch of nostalgia from a time when childhood was a lot simpler than it is now.
Everything in the range is handcrafted by talented local Melbourne artists and either screen or digitally printed. They collaborate with a small team in China who hand makes everything to ensure nothing is produced in large factories. Their approach means production is slow but much more personal. The garments are Oeko Tex certified, meaning no harmful substances are used in the production of their clothes including dyes, prints, and finishing.
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