One of Dunedin's premium designer boutiques. Established in 2000, Aduki specialises in an eclectic combination of fashion, art and design. Juliet creates a fresh and independent look with her finely crafted, edgy garments in her clothing ranges. Juliet is based in the Dunedin fashion Incubator.

Arthur Barnett Limited is an iconic Dunedin company established in 1903. Otago residents have long looked to Arthur Barnett's department store for their every need. The store, which is situated within Meridian Mall, spans two levels and offers a range of quality products including cosmetics, lingerie, men's and women's fashion and accessories, children's wear, luggage, casual living, home linens, appliances, furnishings and school wear.

Whether it's smart or casual wear, business wear or accessories Barkers offers a full range of fashionable garments. This summer Barkers utilizes natural fabrics featuring crisp printed linens and cottons. Colours are generally more muted combining breezy aqua blues with pale translucent rainbow pastels. The use of simple shapes and uncluttered lines creates a clean refined look that is both classy and casual at the same time.

Whether you're looking for a designer hoodie to brace yourself against the Dunedin cold, a sexy outfit to impress that hot date or a sophisticated outfit for work, belle bird is a great place to shop. As well as a great range of clothes they also stock fantastic jewellery, belts and hand knitted hats which are super cute and sure to receive a compliment.

Dunedin based designer Tanya Carlson is known for stunning collections which marry a strong concept with superb tailoring and exquisite detail. The Carlson label was launched in Winter 1997 and is now a well respected woman's signature label sold throughout New Zealand and exported to Australia and the United Kingdom including David Jones in Sydney and a London-based boutique specialising in NZ fashion where she is one of the feature designers. Several Carlson pieces are now in permanent collection of Te Papa, the National Museum of NZ.

Mild Red's designs have a unique sculptural style with textured shapes and architectural structure. Donna Tulloch, the face behind the Mild Red label, likes to collect words, particularly words that influence and describe her unique clothing collections. 'Architectural', 'structural' and 'texturising' are all fundamental to her work.

Since it's inception in 1986, Nom D has been among a small number of directional fashion labels which have been responsible for defining the style that is now referred to as 'The New Zealand Look'. As one of the ground breaking NZ Four who showed at London Fashion Week in 1999, Nom D firmly established the dark, intellectual qualities that are now synonymous with NZ design. In part, the label owes its noir-ish aesthetic to Dunedin where Nom D's designer Margarita and her husband Chris are still based today. Margarita, born of Greek/Ukrainian refugee background, has always had a pre-occupation with fashion since a young age when she was a devout op-shopper.

Hallelujah by St Clair Design, made in Dunedin. St Clair Design is well-situated in the long-established Exchange area of Dunedin. Surrounded by historic buildings and gothic architecture, St Clair design produces a varied range of women's wear in dresses, knitwear, trousers, skirts and coats. The airy, open workroom has a vibrant, energetic feel where the customer can purchase a garment and have it altered to fit while they wait.