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A blackwood bench with a folded oat wool throw and stacks of linen bedding in natural and indigo, beside a stoneware vase

Spring collection · 2026

Slow textiles for quieter rooms.

Stonewashed linen, undyed Tasmanian wool and hand-thrown stoneware — made in small runs by workshops we know by name.

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Postage Australia-wide on request 60-day returns Free mending for life on all wool Store open Tue–Sat in Fitzroy
Flat lay of an indigo linen tea towel, oat stoneware bowl, blackwood spoon and grey herringbone cushion cover

New collection

Haze — after the rain.

Named for the soft grey mornings along the Yarra, this season's pieces keep to four colours: linen white, oat, stone and one deep, plant-dyed indigo. Everything layers with everything.

View all 42 pieces
  • New

    Ridge wool throw

    Undyed Tasmanian wool · Oat

    AUD 420Enquire

  • Tide linen duvet cover

    Stonewashed linen · Indigo

    AUD 390Enquire

  • Still stoneware mugs, set of 2

    Hand-thrown stoneware · Salt & stone

    AUD 85Enquire

  • Leaf linen tea towels, pair

    Heavy linen · Natural & indigo

    AUD 48Enquire
  • Bestseller

    Weave herringbone cushion cover

    Lambswool · Stone grey · 50 × 50 cm

    AUD 120Enquire

  • Blackwood serving spoon

    Hand-carved Tasmanian blackwood · Oiled

    AUD 65Enquire
  • New

    Ash stoneware serving bowl

    Matte glaze · 26 cm diameter

    AUD 95Enquire

  • Haze linen table runner

    Linen with indigo stripe · 45 × 180 cm

    AUD 140Enquire
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Hands weaving undyed wool on a wooden floor loom
Wool on the loom at Midlands Weaving Co., where our throws are woven.

Materials & craft

Fewer things, better made.

We started Form & Fibre in 2016 with a single loom and a stubborn idea: that the textiles we live with every day should be honest about where they come from. Today we work with eleven workshops in Australia, Japan and Lithuania — each one visited, each one paid fairly.

We choose fibres that soften with use and can be repaired, dye with plants where we can, and never produce more than a season will sell.

  • European flax linenGrown in Normandy, spun and woven in Lithuania, stonewashed for softness.
  • Tasmanian woolFrom a small flock of Corriedale sheep in the Midlands, scoured and left undyed.
  • Plant-dyed indigoDyed by hand in fermented indigo vats in Tokushima, Japan. Every batch differs slightly.
  • Local stonewareThrown and fired within 90 km of our Fitzroy store, in the Dandenong Ranges and the Yarra Valley.
"A throw should look better in its tenth winter than its first. That is the only brief we give our weavers."Clare Tran, founder

Featured makers

The hands behind the collection.

Small studios, most with fewer than five people. Their names are on every label.

Ceramicist Tessa Marlow in her studio beside shelves of unglazed cups and bowls

Maker of the season

Tessa Marlow, Ranges Clay Studio

Tessa digs part of her clay from a hillside near Kallista and fires in a gas kiln she rebuilt herself. Her Still mugs are thrown in batches of forty — each one slightly different, all of them made to be held with both hands.

  1. 01

    Midlands Weaving Co.

    A three-person weaving workshop in a converted woolshed. Makes our Ridge throws and Weave cushion covers on 1950s floor looms.

    Ross, TAS
  2. 02

    Linų Namai

    A family linen mill founded in 1994. Weaves and stonewashes our bedding, table linen and tea towels.

    Panevėžys, LT
  3. 03

    Aoi Dye Works

    Two dyers working with fermented sukumo indigo in small clay vats. Every indigo piece in the collection passes through their hands.

    Tokushima, JP
  4. 04

    Ray Donnelly

    A retired boatbuilder who carves spoons and boards from blackwood and fallen red gum on his own land. Signs each piece with a small knife mark.

    Castlemaine, VIC
Inside the Fitzroy store: limewashed walls, timber shelves of folded linen and stoneware, a leafy street of terraces visible through the window

Visit the store

Come in from the rain.

Our small shop sits in an 1880s terrace shopfront on Gertrude Street, a short walk from the Exhibition Gardens. Touch the linen, try a throw on the reading chair, and bring anything woollen that needs mending — we do small repairs on Saturdays, free of charge.

214 Gertrude Street
Fitzroy VIC 3065
Tuesday–Friday
11 am–6 pm
Saturday
10 am–4 pm · mending desk
Sunday–Monday
Closed
Call the store · (03) 5550 4127

Journal

Notes on living with things.

All stories
Linen swatches in natural and indigo drying on a line in soft backlight Materials · 6 min read

Why our indigo is never quite the same twice

A visit to Aoi Dye Works in Tokushima, where two dyers coax blue from fermented leaves — and why we've learned to love the variation.
Care · 4 min read

How to wash linen so it lasts twenty years

 At home · 5 min read

Layering a bed for a Melbourne winter

 Mending · 3 min read

Darning a wool throw, step by step

Ask us about a piece.

Tell us what you have your eye on and leave your email. We’ll reply about colours, stock and postage — or set it aside for you to see in store.

We reply personally, usually within a day. Paying and collecting happen in store. Example site — this form is for demonstration.