Rattamatatt is a small, handmade, slow fashion business.
We are here to bring colour, happiness and beautiful classic styles into your wardrobe that are made with care and thoughtfulness.
Styles are released roughly monthly and are limited release. I love that I make everything myself, but it means that releases work around fabric printing timelines and my family- Lifestyle and uniqueness is a priority for these beautiful handmade pieces.
Our latest collection, The Bubblegum Girls, showcases a gorgeous print designed by Joanna Breakwell featuring her signature Bubblegum Girls design. I am so excited to bring these pieces to you with the combination of quirky and floral print that is so Rattamatatt.
Printed on organic cotton in Melbourne and made to order in Kiama, it's a fun and pretty Spring collection. Pair back with matching earrings from Huniy and it's a perfect match!
Rattamatatt was recently featured on Next State Print's blog about this biz, it's origins and why I'm so passionate about Australian Made. Read on to find out where the name came from too!
Based on the South Coast of NSW, Kathryn uses the local environment as inspiration for each piece, working with local suppliers to source fabric that not only reminds her of her home but represents the fun, vibrant personality that is Rattamatatt.
At the heart of it, Rattamatatt is creating slow fashion, made from high quality fabrics that will stand the test of time, which can be seen in the quality and detail of each individually handcrafted piece. Wearing Rattamatatt brings joy, happiness and empowers women to feel confident in themselves.
Focusing on unique and whimsical prints, Kathryn collaborates with print designers to create designs that bring joy and happiness to the wearer time after time. Featured here is Marni Stuart in her own Queensland Wax Flower design.
