The Aussie Label Surprising Us This Summer

Summer wardrobes thrive on pieces that feel effortless. The kind you reach for day after day, whether you’re heading to a backyard catch-up, weekend brunch or a spontaneous beachside dinner. For us, the best summer fashion balances wearability with personality: breezy fabrics, easy silhouettes and a touch of laid-back luxe that elevates the everyday. It’s about pieces that breathe in the heat that you still feel polished enough to leave the house in.

Enter JAG, a homegrown label that’s quietly become a go-to for summer style. Rooted in classic tailoring, JAG mixes relaxed staples with thoughtful details you’ll actually want to wear on repeat. Whether it’s new-season frocks and lightweight linens or on-sale wardrobe foundations that feel anything but basic, the brand nails that sweet spot between timeless comfort and curated cool.

In this edit, we’ve pulled our favourite JAG picks that hit all the marks for sunny days ahead.

Editor’s Picks: Summer Finds At JAG

JAG Ariel One Shoulder Linen Dress

$160

JAG Kate Tank

$60

JAG Gigi Relaxed Short Sleeve Shirt

$120

JAG Gigi Linen Pull On Short

$90

JAG Camron Denim Mid Rise Short

$63.20 (was $120)

JAG Emma Mixed Media Dress

$103.20 (was $180)

JAG Sabine Linen Scoop Cami

$100

JAG Sabine Linen Maxi Skirt

$150

JAG Kelly Contrast Knit Short

$79.20 (was $140)

Jag Sabine One Shoulder Top

$63.20 (was $140)

JAG Sabine Linen Relaxed Leg Pant

$130

JAG Delphine Pintuck Linen Mini Dress

$160

Loved this summer fashion edit? Check out more of our on-sale picks at The Iconic or take a look at these chic and affordable leather handbags.

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Writer

Claire Logan

12 January 2026

Perth writer, Claire, has built a career around connecting people with the places, experiences and products they'll love. Whether putting locals onto the hottest new wine bar, helping travellers uncover the city's hidden gems, or gushing about the coolest fashion labels, she's never short of a good recommendation. Her insatiable appetite for discovering, curating and sharing is what led Claire to her first media role at Urban List, where she held the Perth Editor gig for four years before joining Sitchu. Away from the laptop, she's likely feeding her oyster addiction somewhere by the sea, with a good dirty martini in hand.