No-waste Accessories

Crafted with purpose and designed to minimise waste, our no-waste accessories are made from the offcuts of Magpie Goose garments — the same vibrant, story-rich fabrics created in collaboration with First Nations artists.

Each piece transforms leftover material into something beautiful and useful, giving our prints a second life and keeping textile waste out of landfill. From earrings and hair clips to scrunchies and headbands, every item is thoughtfully handmade in Australia through ethical partnerships, including social enterprise makers who champion slow, conscious fashion.

Small in size but big in impact, these accessories celebrate sustainability, creativity and culture — wearable reminders that nothing should go to waste when stories are this good.

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No waste earringsNo waste earrings
No waste earrings Sale price$29.00
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No Waste Hair ClipsNo Waste Hair Clips
No Waste Hair Clips Sale price$29.00
Scrunchie - Firesticks AllianceScrunchie - Firesticks Alliance
Scrunchie - Bungwal FernsScrunchie - Bungwal Ferns
Scrunchie - Bungwal Ferns Sale price$18.00
Scrunchie - Woven in HistoryScrunchie - Woven in History
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Scrunchie - Angkulye and Kwatye (Clouds and Rain)Scrunchie - Angkulye and Kwatye (Clouds and Rain)
Scrunchie - Miinimbi (Whale)Scrunchie - Miinimbi (Whale)
Black and White Scrunchie DuoBlack and White Scrunchie Duo

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UpdatesAn Even Slower Fashion Label

An Even Slower Fashion Label

A new chapter for Magpie Goose. We’re slowing things down, closing our bricks-and-mortar store and moving online as we find a leaner, more sustainable way of working — one that makes space for fami...

Flagship StoreClosing a Chapter with Gratitude

Closing a Chapter with Gratitude

After three incredible years in our beautiful King Street home, we've made the difficult decision to close the doors to our Magpie Goose flagship store.

Quandamooka collectionWe Made a Mistake - but was it a Happy Accident?

We Made a Mistake - but was it a Happy Accident?

Sometimes mistakes turn into something beautiful. When producing Woven in History by Kyra Mancktelow, we accidentally ordered our old quantity of fabric — around 500 metres. The result? More garmen...