Stories from Life Out Here

Nestled between Queensland bush, historical homesteads and pristine modern additions, the legacy of Goondiwindi shines — a unique locale where roots grow deeper, horizons stretch and residents take pride in their gateway town. These are the stories that shape us.

Featured in Goondiwindi Chamber of Commerce

Featured in Goondiwindi Chamber of Commerce

Goondiwindi Cotton is campaigning to become a supplier of clothing and uniforms for the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games, and they need community voices behind them.

Samuel Coulton
Gundy cottons on to $40m chance - The Courier Mail

Gundy cottons on to $40m chance - The Courier Mail

"A bush town is fighting to snatch a massive $40m slice of the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games pie and convince the government to deliver an event for “all of Queensland”. Multi-generational family business Goondiwindi Cotton has lodged a formal expression of interest with the state government to supply uniforms for Games volunteers and officials."

Samuel Coulton
Featured on 7NEWS Toowoomba

Featured on 7NEWS Toowoomba

"A Goondiwindi fashion label has thrown its hat in the ring, making a bid to supply uniforms for the 2032 Olympic Games. The community is rallying behind them, excited to see a family run business take the world stage."

Samuel Coulton
"QLD town's $40m bid for slice of Olympic pie" Featured in The Chronicle

"QLD town's $40m bid for slice of Olympic pie" Featured in The Chronicle

"A bush town’s fight for a $40m slice of the 2032 Olympics has begun, with Goondiwindi Cotton lodging a formal expression of interest to supply Games uniforms"

Samuel Coulton
"Goondiwindi Cotton goes for gold with bid to supply volunteer uniforms for Brisbane 2032 Olympics" by Business News Australia

"Goondiwindi Cotton goes for gold with bid to supply volunteer uniforms for Brisbane 2032 Olympics" by Business News Australia

Goondiwindi Cotton goes for gold with bid to supply volunteer uniforms for Brisbane 2032 Olympics. Goondiwindi Cotton, a Queensland regional apparel maker with more than 30 years in the business, has lodged a formal expression of interest to supply uniforms for volunteers and officials at the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.

Samuel Coulton
Farm To Fashion | Our Story With ABC's Landline

Farm To Fashion | Our Story With ABC's Landline

We were very lucky to share our farming-to-fashion journey with Landline's Pip Courtney, taking you from Sam’s cotton farm through to our head office, warehouse and Goondiwindi store, sharing the...
Dana Donpon
Proudly regional, proudly featured | Fashion Journal Publication

Proudly regional, proudly featured | Fashion Journal Publication

Goondiwindi Cotton was featured in Fashion Journal, one of Australia’s leading fashion publications. This is a moment we feel deeply grateful for as it shines a light on the people behind our brand, the regional life that inspires us, and the customers who continue to choose our collections season after season.

Roxana Kingston
From Cotton Fields to Fashion

From Cotton Fields to Fashion

Media Feature | Humans of Agriculture Humans of Agriculture recently featured Goondiwindi Cotton in an article titled "From Cotton Fields to Fashion: A Journey of Adaptation and Sustainability with Sam...
Dana Donpon
A Tale of Quality and Sustainability

A Tale of Quality and Sustainability

Labels by the Bay recently featured Goondiwindi Cotton in an article titled "Goondiwindi Cotton: A Tale of Quality and Sustainability". The piece delves into Goondiwindi Cotton's commitment to sustainable farming...
Dana Donpon
Ground breaking trial returning cotton textile waste to cotton fields shows promising results

Ground breaking trial returning cotton textile waste to cotton fields shows promising results

Media Feature | Cotton Australia At Goondiwindi Cotton, we’ve always believed in the power of natural fibres to create beautiful, lasting fashion that honours both people and place. That’s why...
Dana Donpon
Cotton grower turns rags to riches - The Weekly Times

Cotton grower turns rags to riches - The Weekly Times

Featured in The Weekly Times. Today, [Sam] is a driving force behind a groundbreaking cotton circularity project funded by Cotton Research and Development Corporation aiming to divert clothing waste from landfill by shredding it and spreading it on growers’ paddocks pre-sowing.

Dana Donpon
Circularity Project

Circularity Project

Media Feature | Australian Cotton Australian Cotton recently featured Goondiwindi Cotton in an article discussing the Goondiwindi Circularity Project. The initiative aims to test whether shredded cotton products at end of...
Dana Donpon