Australia Garment Importers and Buyers List — 22 Australian Apparel Companies
Australia Garment Importers and Buyers List — 22 Australian Apparel Companies (PNUM7064)
Australia is one of the Southern Hemisphere's largest garment and apparel import markets, with annual clothing imports exceeding USD 7-8 billion. Australian garment importers source menswear, T-shirts, sportswear, children's wear, lingerie, uniforms, jackets and corporate apparel from manufacturing countries across Asia, the Pacific, Turkey and Europe. This page presents a directory of 22 Australian garment importers and buyers — companies based in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Darwin and Norfolk Island that import apparel and textile products for the Australian and South Pacific markets.
The companies listed include major players such as Corporate Apparel Group Pty Ltd (a leading menswear and corporate apparel supplier), Connor International Apparel (lingerie and underwear), Raju International (name-branded shirts including Sero, Louis Philippe, Van Heusen, Peter England), Pin Point Group Pty Limited (men's shirts), Dorian Blue (T-shirts), Beaz Group (cotton T-shirts), Scoreline Sports (soccer shirts), Bambury Textile Pty Ltd (towels and beach products), and others. Each company entry includes full address, telephone, fax, and the specific garment categories they import.
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- Company Directory — 22 Australian Garment Importers
- HS Code Analysis — Apparel (Chapters 61-62)
- Australia Garment Import Market
- Related European Buyer Directories
- Frequently Asked Questions
1. Company Directory — 22 Australian Garment Importers
Below is the complete directory of 22 Australia-based garment importers and buyers. Each company entry includes the company name, full address, telephone/fax numbers, and the specific apparel categories they import. The companies are spread across major Australian cities — Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Darwin, Milton, Caringbah, Castle Hill, St. Albans, Lane Cove, Lisarow, Glebe and Norfolk Island — reflecting the geographic spread of Australia's apparel import industry.
2. HS Code Analysis — Apparel (Chapters 61-62)
Garment and apparel imports into Australia are classified under two main HS chapters. Understanding these classifications is essential for Australian garment importers, customs brokers, and international suppliers looking to export to the Australian market.
| HS Chapter | Description |
|---|---|
| Chapter 61 | Articles of apparel and clothing accessories, knitted or crocheted (T-shirts, sweaters, pullovers, polar fleece, knitwear) |
| Chapter 62 | Articles of apparel and clothing accessories, not knitted or crocheted (shirts, trousers, jackets, suits, uniforms, lingerie) |
3. Australia Garment Import Market
Australia is the largest apparel import market in the South Pacific region, with annual clothing imports exceeding USD 7-8 billion. The country has very limited domestic apparel manufacturing — over 95% of clothing sold in Australia is imported — making it a highly attractive market for international garment exporters. The Australian apparel market is concentrated in major urban centers — Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide — with most garment importers headquartered in Sydney and Melbourne.
Key Product Categories Imported
- T-shirts and cotton casual wear — Beaz Group, Base Backpackers, Citisales and Leasing, Dorian Blue
- Men's shirts and menswear — Pin Point Group, Raju International, Jalshank Associates, GrosvenorMcCorkell, Fallen Clothing, Corporate Apparel Group
- Lingerie and underwear — Connor International Apparel
- Children's wear — AEC Business Solutions
- Women's apparel — Am Alis Distribution
- Uniforms and workwear — Rajen Prasad, Corporate Apparel Group
- Jackets and outerwear — Partners in Computing, Ultimate Marine Wholesale
- Sportswear and soccer shirts — Scoreline Sports
- Towels and beach textiles — Bambury Textile Pty Ltd
- Handbags and leather goods — D.M.L Marketing
Main Supplier Countries to Australia
Australia imports garments from a wide range of countries, with the main suppliers including: China (dominant supplier — over 70% of apparel imports, benefiting from ChAFTA 0% tariff), Bangladesh (competitive pricing for volume apparel), Vietnam (fast-growing supplier, AANZFTA preferential tariff), India (cotton garments, traditional textiles), Indonesia (AANZFTA preferential tariff), Cambodia, Sri Lanka, and other Asian manufacturers. Premium and niche imports also come from Italy, Turkey, and the United States.
Geographic Distribution of Australian Garment Importers
The companies listed in this directory are located across multiple Australian states and territories, including:
- New South Wales (NSW) — Sydney, Alexandria, Castle Hill, Lane Cove, Glebe, Caringbah, Wahroonga (largest concentration of importers)
- Victoria (VIC) — Melbourne, North Fitzroy, St. Albans
- Queensland (QLD) — Brisbane, Milton, Kipparing
- Western Australia (WA) — North Fremantle
- Northern Territory (NT) — Darwin
- Norfolk Island — Casualaire (South Pacific)
4. Related European Buyer Directories
For garment exporters looking to expand beyond Australia, we also provide garment importer directories for European countries. These directories cover similar product categories — menswear, womenswear, T-shirts, knitwear, sportswear — and include companies actively importing apparel from international suppliers.
5. Frequently Asked Questions
How many Australian garment importers are listed in this directory?
This directory lists 22 Australia-based garment importers and buyers. Companies include Rajen Prasad (uniforms & overalls), AEC Business Solutions (children's wear), D.M.L Marketing (handbags & wallets), Am Alis Distribution (women's apparel), Asian Access (garments), Australian Opera (readymade garments), Bambury Textile (towels & beach textiles), Casualaire (men's apparel), Connor International Apparel (lingerie & underwear), Corporate Apparel Group (corporate apparel & menswear), Partners in Computing (jackets), Scoreline Sports (soccer shirts), Beaz Group (cotton T-shirts), Ultimate Marine Wholesale (polar fleece & jackets), Raju International (name-branded shirts), Jalshank Associates (men's wear), Pin Point Group (men's shirts), Base Backpackers (T-shirts), GrosvenorMcCorkell (men's apparel), Fallen Clothing (men's casual), Citisales and Leasing (T-shirts), and Dorian Blue (T-shirts).
What types of garments do Australian companies import?
Australian garment importers source a wide range of apparel products including: T-shirts and cotton casual wear (Beaz Group, Base Backpackers, Citisales, Dorian Blue), men's shirts and menswear (Pin Point Group, Raju International, Jalshank Associates, GrosvenorMcCorkell, Fallen Clothing, Corporate Apparel Group), lingerie and underwear (Connor International Apparel), children's wear (AEC Business Solutions), women's apparel (Am Alis Distribution), uniforms and workwear (Rajen Prasad, Corporate Apparel Group), jackets and outerwear (Partners in Computing, Ultimate Marine Wholesale), sportswear and soccer shirts (Scoreline Sports), towels and beach textiles (Bambury Textile), and handbags and leather goods (D.M.L Marketing).
What tariff rates apply to garment imports into Australia?
Australia applies a general 5% MFN tariff on most apparel imports (HS Chapters 61-62), regardless of country of origin. However, Australian garment importers can access 0% or reduced tariffs under Free Trade Agreements (FTAs): China-Australia FTA (ChAFTA) — 0% on most apparel since 2019 (which is why China dominates Australian apparel imports), KAFTA (Korea), JAEPA (Japan), AANZFTA (ASEAN — covers Vietnam, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, etc.), and Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP). Turkey does not have an FTA with Australia, so Turkish apparel faces the standard 5% MFN tariff — but Turkish exporters compete on quality, design, fast delivery and short runs.
What HS codes apply to garment imports?
Garment imports are classified under two main HS chapters: Chapter 61 — "Articles of apparel and clothing accessories, knitted or crocheted" (covers T-shirts, sweaters, pullovers, polar fleece, knitwear — relevant to companies like Beaz Group, Base Backpackers, Citisales, Dorian Blue, Ultimate Marine Wholesale); and Chapter 62 — "Articles of apparel and clothing accessories, not knitted or crocheted" (covers shirts, trousers, jackets, suits, uniforms, lingerie — relevant to companies like Pin Point Group, Raju International, Connor International Apparel, Corporate Apparel Group, Rajen Prasad). Specific subheadings include 6105/6106 (men's/women's shirts), 6109 (T-shirts), 6110 (sweaters/pullovers), 6203 (men's suits/trousers), 6207/6208 (men's/women's underwear), and 6211 (sportswear including soccer shirts).
Where can I find garment importers in other countries?
We also provide garment importer directories for European countries. See our related pages: Sweden Garment Importers, Netherlands Garment Importers, Finland Garment Importers, Norway Garment Importers, and Portugal Garment Importers. These directories cover similar product categories and are useful for exporters looking to enter multiple markets.
What is the source of this directory?
This directory is sourced from dailynecessary.com — a public directory of garment importers and buyers. The information includes company names, addresses, telephone/fax numbers, and the specific garment categories each company imports. While we strive to keep the information current, company details (addresses, phone numbers, contact persons) may change over time — we recommend verifying contact information directly with the companies before conducting business, and cross-referencing with current Australian business registries (ABN Lookup) where possible.
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