Location

Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia

Founded

2014

Price range

A$19.95 – A$249.95

Shipping

Worldwide

Catalogue

500 products

Size range

XXS–XL

New arrivals

124 this month

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Outcast

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Outcast is an Australian fashion brand focused on contemporary, everyday clothing with a modern, easy-to-wear edge. The brand creates wardrobe pieces such as tops, dresses, trousers, casual knits, and relaxed staples that feel comfortable and wearable for daily life. Outcast’s designs favour clean silhouettes, neutral colours, and approachable fabrics that make outfits feel effortless and natural rather than trendy or overdone. The clothing is designed to work well for work, relaxed social outings, and casual moments where comfort and simplicity matter most. Instead of flashy prints or complex cuts, the brand chooses dependable pieces that can be styled easily with other wardrobe items. Outcast appeals to people who want simple, modern fashion that feels comfortable and functional. It’s ideal for customers who enjoy wardrobe staples that fit seamlessly into everyday life without extra effort.

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Brand Details

Last reviewed
Sep 2026
Independent brand
Verified
L
Lawrence Lees
P
Paris Marchant

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Where is Outcast based?
Outcast is based in Australia and operates as an Australian fashion brand creating contemporary everyday clothing.
What is Outcast known for?
Outcast is known for contemporary, everyday clothing with clean silhouettes, neutral colours, and approachable fabrics designed for comfortable, effortless wear. The brand specializes in dependable wardrobe staples that work seamlessly for work, social outings, and casual moments without extra styling effort.
What is the price range of Outcast?
Outcast is in the mid-range price category, offering accessible contemporary fashion without premium pricing.
What products does Outcast offer?
Outcast offers wardrobe pieces including tops, dresses, trousers, casual knits, and relaxed staples designed for everyday wear with simple, modern aesthetics.
What makes Outcast unique?
Outcast stands out by prioritizing clean silhouettes and neutral colours over flashy prints or complex cuts, creating dependable, functional pieces that feel natural and comfortable rather than trendy. The brand appeals to customers seeking simple, modern fashion that integrates effortlessly into daily life.

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