Random Ally Clothing

Well hello All! Big things have been happening at Random Ally in the last few months. Since our store opened in October 2010, we have seen the store and our range evolve into something quite spectacular. Recently, we have been busily adding new features to the store. With a desire to have a store unlike any other, we have added new artworks by local artists Steff Kennett and Young artist Sophie Claire, new Prints by Tim Burton, Fafi and are constantly adding more. And of course I really must mention the Mural that Kat has painted on the storeroom door. Stage one of the painting has been completed and it looks fantastic. I could go on and on about the changes we have made to the store, but instead ill just show you with a few pictures. Enjoy!

Girls section to the left, Boys to the right

Notice in the girls the lego display, the chair shelf and the awesome artwork. - and no, the painting is not for sale! Its ours for keeps!

And the boys, we have added a renovated table extension as a shelf and piled it high with goodies. and again artwork ours to keep!

Kat Working in the new shop mural

Stage one of the mural complete

Over the past few months, we have been searching the planet near and far to source products that will be unique to our store and fit with our ideals of small indie design and ethical production that simply looks good and to be honest is a little out there. Some of the new labels in the store include.

Bare Tree (USA) Clothing and accessories

Dayler Vinyl wallets by artist Jeff Classen (USA)

Lova Revolutionary (Canada) Eco felt gifts

Naomi Murrell (Adelaide) Silver and wooden Jewellery and cards

The Lost Button (Brisbane) Up cycled Button Jewellery

Whodini Handmade (USA) Vegan Wallets

Meat bagz (USA) Up cycled bags.

Go to randomally.com for a full list of labels and while you’re at it follow us on Facebook to see all new arrivals as soon as they arrive in the store. We also wish to thank all of our lovely customers who donated to our Flood Relief Collection that sat on our counter over January and February. The money has been sent to the Premiers Flood Relief Appeal.