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As we continue to celebrate 75 years in the denim game, we’re winding back the clock this season and giving a nod to the 90s era.

Our latest collab is a whole new rodeo.

It's out of this world.

Stayin’ local made easy this season in our latest collection

Introducing the follow-up to our best-selling Lime Cordiale x Wrangler collection.

Iconic denim, sustainably made. Feel even better in Wrangler this Spring as our iconic denim shorts just got greener.

We have teamed up with Universal Store to give 1 lucky person & a friend the chance to WIN a customised Lime Cordiale surfboard, a $500 Lime Cordiale X Wrangler wardrobe a signed “14 Steps To A Better You” vinyl each!

Discover more about Wrangler’s Classics collection here!

With a second collection of our Indigood Denim.

Wrangler has always been synonymous with quality and whether we’re designing jeans for the original working cowboy or the free-spirited individuals of today, we continue to strive towards creating ethically sourced, high quality jeans.

Explore our newest denim. As the cooler weather kicks in so does our range of timeless, vintage inspired denim.

Introducing Brianna Falcone, softening hearts through song. We chat all things music, fashion, freedom & discovery with this talented beauty.

Two brothers who started writing music together at the end of high school. We had no idea what we were doing but just kept doing it.

We sat down with our very own jean genie and head of denim, Elly Frangos, to chat about her Autumn 20 inspiration trip to Nashville. Hear about how her time spent in this iconic, sweet city of music & friend chicken plus her wealth of knowledge and passion in both the music & denim space has inspired the denim collection you see this season.

Drifting through Tennessee commonly known as Music City, artists are made and broken. Tennessee is not an era it’s a state of mind. Taking inspiration from icons of all generations who have cut their teeth here.

Our time in Phoenix felt like a whirlwind. We met up with new friends (Riley, Tripp and Vivian), re-stocked the cars, and took the opportunity to give the Airbnb washing machine a little work out in an attempt to start the next part of the journey slightly less dusty. To set the scene, the average daily temperature was still in the mid to high 30s. We thought we would’ve acclimatised by now but it wasn’t the case! The pure dry, desert heat didn’t even drop in the late afternoons, it was brutal!

Calling back to the psychedelic world of the late 60’s and early 70’s, we partnered up with local artist Nick Potts who looked to present day topical issues for his source of inspiration in this capsule tee collection.

Continuing our road trip across the Arizona desert, the sweet taste of freedom filled the air as we crossed four state lines, chasing the type of adventure you only dreamt of back home.

Was growing up on the outskirts of Las Vegas as exciting as it sounds?

Embarking on the ultimate road trip to the ‘land of the free’, and the birthplace of Wrangler, we set our sights on travelling along Route 66 – the road that truly captures the imagination and essence of the American spirit.

Check out behind the scenes of our latest campaign in the USA (including tips for handling 42 degree days in the Californian desert)

We love a good party here at Wrangler Australia, so it’s no surprise we decided to celebrate the launch of our most sustainable denim yet, INDIGOOD.

Iconic denim sustainably made; Your favourite indigo denim just got greener.

Kate Nelson hasn’t used single-use plastics for a decade. Her goal is to share and educate others on what she has learned over this time via her blog “I Quit Plastics”, inspiring her community to reduce their dependence on single-use plastics also.

Earth Bottles CEO and Founder, Danni Carr, runs her green enterprise with one goal in mind: ridding the world of single use plastic and replacing them with sustainable, reusable and stylish, items.

Born as a passion project by the crafty sister duo, Lauren and Kass Hernandez, Crossing Threads has since become a highly celebrated ode to the handmade.

With the hint of Spring in the air, it's with excitement we introduce to you our Spring 2019 collection. Full of updates to many of your favourites.

Whenever we have a day off together, it usually begins with an early wakeup call from our cat Anchovy, who likes his breakfast at 5am.

Mini Skirt is made up of four pretty nice guys that live in the Northern Rivers pretending that we’re tough so we can be in a band.

I didn’t really know what to expect, but the party was a creative space in itself. I really liked how wrangler works with and embraces different cultures and expressions of art.

We sat down with the fellas from Ocean Alley post European tour and talked all things work & play including their time in Portugal and love for all you can eat Sushi.

From Our Earth art, was manifested and sprouted when we moved to Byron, we had some big realisations when living in Adelaide about how much destruction big companies and the government were having on the Earth.

I became fascinated with the art of Chainstitch Embroidery. I was drawn to the incredible stitching on band & motorcycle jackets.

While decades pass and memories of the summer of love slowly dissolve in time, the core values of self-expression, love, music and freedom remain en-grained in our modern festival spirit.

Our mission is to ensure this culture lives on well into the future so we figured we’d give you a heads up on some of our faves. If you’re wondering which festivals to hit up this year- get your calendars out!

Since their 2018 inception, the four-piece have released three 60’s-inspired singles from Velvet Trip & The Six Moon Skies; ‘Take Control’, ‘Hurricane’

Our modern day muse Jess Clarke brings her effortless but bold beauty to this campaign, heading down the coast with us in our iconic heritage inspired denim, retro tee’s, cosy knits and sherpa lined jackets.

We were once again overwhelmed by the generosity & support that festival goer’s showed us at the Big Pineapple Festival in support of HoMie

Tell us a bit about Dear Seattle, how did it start and where did the band name come from?