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The earth does it best. We try not to get in the way.
96% of our collections are built from natural fibres, led by cotton, wool, silk and linen. The remaining 4% is made from synthetics and semi-synthetics such as leather and viscose. Fibre-free hardware like cufflinks and tie clips sit outside this figure. *Numbers based on FY26, weighted by volume, rounded.
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Single Source Wool
Single Source Wool
Kingston is one of Australia’s leading Merino wool farms, having been in the custodial hands of the Cameron family for almost 120 years. Its superfine wool is regularly rated 1pp from the Australian Wool Exchange, recognised as “the pinnacle of superfine wool growing excellence.”
European Linen
European Linen
Selected M.J. Bale garments, including the Robertson suit, Bradfield and Martelly shirts, are woven with linen certified as a Masters of FLAX FIBRETM. This means the natural fibre is traceable to farms in Normandy, the Netherlands and Belgium, and has been grown with GMO-free flax seeds, without the use of chemicals, with natural rainfall (little to no irrigation), and with zero waste.
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We Invest In The Land We Depend On
We partner with conservationist farms and ecological sanctuaries across Australia and New Zealand - A percentage of every Kingston and Lake Hāwea Station garment sold is returned directly to the land that grew the fibre.
Lake Hawea Station
Lake Hawea Station
New Zealand's climate-positive farm. Home to critically endangered native species.
Kingston Farm
Kingston Farm
Fairyland
Fairyland
We donate $25,000 each year from the sale of our tuxedos to Fairyland, a penguin sanctuary and ecological ark on Bruny Island.
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The World's First Methane-Reduced Wool
We have a hypothesis: if the fashion, agricultural and scientific communities work together, we can create local solutions to global problems. We’re still running the experiment – having pioneered the world’s first commercial farm trial to reduce methane emissions in wool production at Kingston farm, Tasmania.
Methane-reducing Tasmanian Seaweed
Methane-reducing Tasmanian Seaweed
Tasmania's pioneer seaweed producer. Fed to Kingston sheep, it reduces their methane emissions.
Single-Source Tasmanian Wool
Single-Source Tasmanian Wool
Grown by a conservationist woolgrower at Kingston farm. A percentage of every Kingston and Lake Hāwea Station garment sold is returned directly to the land that grew the fibre.
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Making Garments of Integrity, While Protecting Our People & Planet
We power our Australian stores and Rosebery head office with 100% renewable electricity.