Stories from Life Out Here

Harry Coulton shares how his family’s connection to the land near Goondiwindi has evolved into a truly circular farming system. From cotton to cattle to winter crops, each element feeds the next—closing the loop, reducing waste, and giving back to the soil. Even worn-out cotton garments are finding new life on the farm as part of their sustainability trials. Discover how tradition, innovation, and community spirit are shaping a future-focused way of farming.

Tune in below with Bev Coulton and her daughter Shona from SM Gardens, to talk all things plants, cotton trash, and simple tips for nurturing your garden at home.

We're almost ready... We’re thrilled to share that Phase 2 of the new Goondiwindi Cotton building and storefront is here, and we’ll be moving in over the next few weeks!Here’s...

Sam Coulton is one of the most recognisable people in Goondiwindi and no one would argue that he might also be one of the most passionate about growing our town...

At Goondiwindi Cotton, we love telling stories about our local community and the people that make it so special. This month we are thrilled to share with you a story of...

Phase 2 has begun for our groundbreaking cotton waste trial.

The Goondiwindi Circular Cotton Project Trial, returning cotton textile waste to cotton fields, has been launched in Goondiwindi today and Goondiwindi Cotton are front and centre.

The Women Behind the Label  At Goondiwindi Cotton, we pride ourselves on good ol' fashion customer service. Family owned and operated, our office is open six days a week to deliver our...

Our Story, Goondiwindi Cotton  Goondiwindi Cotton is an Australian owned and operated family business. We opened our doors 30 years ago employing local women to design and sew our natural...

To celebrate Australia Day, we're taking a look back at our heritage in the Goondiwindi Region. When you shop with us, you’re not only supporting local jobs and industries, you're supporting...