Location

Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Founded

2017

Price range

A$349 – A$979

Shipping

Worldwide

Catalogue

24 products

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Kalaurie

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Kalaurie is a Melbourne, Australia–based fashion brand founded by Kalaurie Karl-Crooks in 2017, focused on conscious, modern women’s clothing. The brand creates dresses, tops, and wardrobe staples designed to feel comfortable, flattering, and easy to wear. Kalaurie’s designs often use soft, breathable fabrics and relaxed silhouettes that work well for everyday life, work, and social settings. Instead of trend-driven fashion, the brand prioritises thoughtful design, small-batch production, and responsible sourcing. The clothing feels understated and practical, making it easy to mix and match across seasons. Kalaurie appeals to people who want simple, modern clothing made with care. It’s ideal for customers looking for everyday pieces that feel calm, wearable, and intentionally designed.

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Australia
Last reviewed
Sep 2026
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Frequently asked questions

Who founded Kalaurie?
Kalaurie was founded by Kalaurie Karl-Crooks in 2017. The brand was created with a focus on conscious, modern women's clothing designed with care and intention.
When was Kalaurie founded?
Kalaurie was founded in 2017.
Where is Kalaurie based?
Kalaurie is based in Melbourne, Australia.
What is Kalaurie known for?
Kalaurie is known for creating conscious, modern women's clothing focused on comfortable, flattering, and easy-to-wear pieces. The brand prioritises thoughtful design, small-batch production, and responsible sourcing over trend-driven fashion.
What is the price range of Kalaurie?
Kalaurie offers mid-range pricing, making thoughtfully designed, conscious fashion accessible to everyday customers.
Is Kalaurie sustainable or ethical?
Yes, Kalaurie prioritises conscious fashion through responsible sourcing, small-batch production, and thoughtful design practices. The brand focuses on quality over trends, creating pieces designed to last across seasons.
What products does Kalaurie offer?
Kalaurie creates dresses, tops, and wardrobe staples for women. The pieces are designed with soft, breathable fabrics and relaxed silhouettes that work well for everyday life, work, and social settings.
What makes Kalaurie unique?
Kalaurie stands out through its emphasis on calm, intentional design over fast fashion trends, using soft, breathable fabrics and relaxed silhouettes that mix and match easily. The brand's commitment to small-batch production and responsible sourcing, combined with thoughtful, understated designs, appeals to customers seeking practical, wearable everyday pieces.

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