Clothing The Gaps is a vibrant and innovative fashion label that celebrates Aboriginal people and culture. Managed by health professionals, this brand goes beyond just creating stylish clothing. They are recognized for their excellence and were awarded 'Business of the Year' at the prestigious 2020 Dreamtime Awards.

The name Clothing The Gaps is a clever play on the Australian Government health initiative Closing the Gap, which aims to reduce the life expectancy disparity between Aboriginal and non-Indigenous Australians. Their collection of clothes and accessories is designed with the intention of inclusivity. They offer a range of products labeled as Ally Friendly and Mob Only, ensuring that everyone can proudly wear their designs.

By producing merchandise with a meaningful message, they encourage individuals to showcase their values through fashion. Clothing The Gaps not only influences and unites people through their stylish creations, but they also actively support Aboriginal communities by using their business as a means to self-determination and funding the impactful work of the Clothing The Gaps Foundation. As a certified Victorian Aboriginal business and Aboriginal business with Supply Nation, they are committed to making a positive social impact.

With a majority Aboriginal ownership and eighty-one percent of staff members being Aboriginal, they strive to be a preferred employer for Aboriginal and Torres Strait people, providing employment opportunities and actively supporting their growth. With impressive achievements and accreditation, including being registered with Social Traders and Ethical Clothing Australia, Clothing The Gaps is a brand that combines fashion with purpose and strives for a future where Aboriginal people and communities thrive