Location

Freshwater, New South Wales, Australia

Founded

2014

Price range

A$49 – A$449

Shipping

Worldwide

Catalogue

500 products

Size range

S–L

New arrivals

64 this month

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Kivari

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Kivari is a Sydney, Australia–based fashion brand founded by Kirstin Keysers and Kirstin-Lee Garratt in 2014 that focuses on bohemian-inspired women’s clothing and resort wear. The brand creates breezy dresses, tops, skirts, jumpers, and casual staples that feel free-spirited, lightweight, and easy to wear. Kivari’s designs often feature bold prints, relaxed silhouettes, and vibrant colours inspired by travel and beach culture. Instead of heavily structured fashion, the brand leans into laid-back, expressive pieces that work well for warm weather, holidays, casual outings, and relaxed daily life. The clothing feels comfortable and joyful, making it suitable for customers who enjoy fashion with personality and ease. Kivari appeals to people who want wardrobe pieces that feel playful, boho-infused, and ready for everyday adventures.

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Brand Details

China
Last reviewed
Sep 2026
Independent brand
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Kirstin Keysers
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Kirstin-Lee Garratt

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Frequently asked questions

When was Kivari founded?
Kivari was founded in 2014 by Kirstin Keysers and Kirstin-Lee Garratt.
Who founded Kivari?
Kivari was founded by Kirstin Keysers and Kirstin-Lee Garratt in 2014. They established the Sydney-based fashion brand to create bohemian-inspired women's clothing.
Where is Kivari based?
Kivari is based in Sydney, Australia, and ships worldwide to customers globally.
What is Kivari known for?
Kivari is known for bohemian-inspired women's clothing and resort wear that features bold prints, relaxed silhouettes, and vibrant colours inspired by travel and beach culture. The brand specializes in breezy, free-spirited pieces designed for warm weather and casual living.
What is the price range of Kivari?
Kivari is in the mid range price category, offering accessible fashion without premium pricing.
What products does Kivari offer?
Kivari creates breezy dresses, tops, skirts, jumpers, and casual staples designed for warm weather, holidays, and everyday wear. All pieces feature relaxed silhouettes and playful, expressive designs.
What makes Kivari unique?
Kivari stands out for its laid-back, boho-infused aesthetic that prioritizes comfort and personality over heavy structure. The brand's designs feel joyful and free-spirited, making them ideal for customers seeking playful, expressive pieces ready for everyday adventures and warm-weather living.

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