Tips and Tricks

Mothers Day is just around the corner so we’ve hand-picked some quality gifts from iconic Australian brands to help you celebrate.

Work sites in summer in Australia come with their own set of safety requirements. Working outside means working in beating sunshine and scorching temperatures. We compare the best of summer workwear to help keep you cool this summer.

Different styles of hats can either enhance or detract from your unique facial features. But where do you even start? How do you choose which hat is going to suit you? A good place to start is to find a hat that suits your face shape.

Who doesn’t love a good pair of R.M.’s ? For most people, owning a pair of these classic Australian boots is an investment. They cost a fair chunk of cash, even at our low prices. That being said, they can also last a very long time.

At Everything Australian, we have been fitting Aussie feet in safety boots for quite a few years, so we know a thing or two when it comes to choosing the right boot. With so many choices on the market, it can be difficult to know which one is going to meet your requirements on the job, and which boot is going to be the most comfortable for you.

Eric Rodriguez is a 50-something New York based fashion blogger who wants you to feel more confident about your personal style. He says that “of all the accessories a man can wear nowadays, a hat is by far the most stylish.” Here are some of Eric's custom Akubra Campdraft hats.

Any costume designer will tell you that a great hat can be an essential part of creating a memorable character. Some of the most iconic characters in movie history have worn a unique headpiece that sets them apart from the rest.

Winter is here and that means its even more important to make sure you have the right workwear to keep you safe and well at work. With every season there comes a new set of weather hazards that Aussie workers must deal with to get the job done, and winter weather can cause cold stress, bringing down your immunity and increasing the likelihood of contracting illnesses that keep you off the job.

In the states the fishermen call it a “Slicker”, in England, the Farmers call it a “Barbour”, and they were invented by a Scottish sailor in New Zealand in 1898, but the Oilskin coat as we know it today has its roots firmly planted in the Australian way of life.

At Everything Australian, we love to celebrate great Aussie made products. If buying Australian made is important to you, we have put together this handy list of our top 5 Australian manufactured boots to make your shopping easier.