Flying Fox Fabrics

Flying Fox Fabrics Benefits flow to Australian artists and Cambodian artisans.

Flying Fox Fabrics is a social enterprise that collaborates with fair trade partners to turn beautiful Indigenous designs & fabrics into high quality accessories, clothing and homewares.

18/08/2026

Darwin Frocktails outfit sewing gone off track? Life gotten in the way of your beloved sewing? We would still love it if you join us on Sat 29 August for our celebration of home sewing. Add some embroidery or a patch to a ready made garment, wear something you sewed for a wedding 7 years ago, or just come along in your favourite outfit that makes you feel happy. Tickets thru Humanitix!

Pamela (“I don’t do Pam or Pammy!!”) from the Gold Coast has a preferred palette and a whole lotta style. She spotted th...
17/08/2026

Pamela (“I don’t do Pam or Pammy!!”) from the Gold Coast has a preferred palette and a whole lotta style. She spotted this brand new Nancy bag with Crocodile Skin fabric designed by Aaron McTaggart of Merrepen Arts , and came back for it. “It’s my 80th birthday present to myself”.
Rock on Pamela and may the bag give you lots of joy 💕

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What a week it's been in Darwin
12/08/2026

What a week it's been in Darwin

11/08/2026

Follow up post. The amazing Leila Mindhili Gurruwiwi in her Merrepen Arts skirt made by Black Cat Couture (NT) for her gig hosting last Saturday night’s National Indigenous Music Awards.

08/08/2026

The story behind the incredible skirt made by Marcia of Black Cat Couture (NT) for Leila Mindhili Gurruwiwi for the National Indigenous Music Awards on Saturday 8th August. She chose two Merrepen Arts prints - Bush Brooms by Marita Sambono and Barramundi be Kieren M Jongmin
Interviewed at the Merrepen Arts 40th Anniversary Exhibition on display at NIAF until 4pm on 9.8.26

Fabulous frocks available in Darwin
04/08/2026

Fabulous frocks available in Darwin

Beautiful and congratulations!
27/07/2026

Beautiful and congratulations!

Some sweet, funny, surprising things happen at the markets. Anne and Deb were visiting Darwin when they were stopped in ...
27/07/2026

Some sweet, funny, surprising things happen at the markets. Anne and Deb were visiting Darwin when they were stopped in their tracks by the beautiful hand printed fabrics on products, then one spotted the sign ‘Delia bags’. They seemed chuffed by that and chose a bag each, then they shared the story of their trip. They’ve come north to visit Deb’s uncle out of respect for the passing of her mum - Delia. It was a really happy/sad moment. They said Delia would’ve loved the bags too. They insisted I get in the photo.

Anne has a Passionfruit hand-printed Delia by Mark Cawood of Publisher Textiles & Papers and Deb chose Billabong by Patricia Marrfurra of Merrepen Arts

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55 Stuart Highway
Darwin, NT
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