Brand Spotlight

Jude
JUDE is the namesake fashion label of designer Jude Ng, who combines his fine arts background with his creative upbringing in Singapore to create a distinctive voice in contemporary fashion. The brand offers a unique perspective through signature asymmetric designs and relaxed, gender-neutral tailoring that transcends traditional fashion boundaries. All JUDE pieces are designed and handmade in Melbourne using an artisanal approach that respects traditional craftsmanship while embracing modern innovation. The brand prioritizes ethical production, working exclusively with Melbourne-based makers to create limited edition pieces that support the local garment industry. Using a zero-waste philosophy, JUDE sources quality natural fibers from deadstock suppliers, favoring Italian and Japanese materials including wools, linens, and vintage textiles. The result is innovative lifestyle pieces in unconventional shapes designed to endure in the wearer's wardrobe, combining high style with sustainable practices and Japanese-influenced aesthetics that reflect Melbourne's layered urban lifestyle.
Style keywords
Asymmetric
Gender-neutral
Artisanal
Ethical
Contemporary
Brand Spotlight

Jude
Style keywords
Asymmetric
Gender-neutral
Artisanal
Ethical
Contemporary
JUDE is the namesake fashion label of designer Jude Ng, who combines his fine arts background with his creative upbringing in Singapore to create a distinctive voice in contemporary fashion. The brand offers a unique perspective through signature asymmetric designs and relaxed, gender-neutral tailoring that transcends traditional fashion boundaries. All JUDE pieces are designed and handmade in Melbourne using an artisanal approach that respects traditional craftsmanship while embracing modern innovation. The brand prioritizes ethical production, working exclusively with Melbourne-based makers to create limited edition pieces that support the local garment industry. Using a zero-waste philosophy, JUDE sources quality natural fibers from deadstock suppliers, favoring Italian and Japanese materials including wools, linens, and vintage textiles. The result is innovative lifestyle pieces in unconventional shapes designed to endure in the wearer's wardrobe, combining high style with sustainable practices and Japanese-influenced aesthetics that reflect Melbourne's layered urban lifestyle.





