Global online fashion and lifestyle retailer SHEIN is excited to announce the official launch of its Affiliate Program in Australia, offering content creators, influencers, and digital entrepreneurs an opportunity to collaborate with one of the world’s fastest-growing fashion brands.

“We are thrilled to introduce the SHEIN Affiliate Program in Australia, providing content creators and online entrepreneurs with a seamless way to monetize their influence,” said a SHEIN spokesperson.

“This program is designed to empower affiliates with the tools and incentives needed to drive engagement and revenue while connecting their audiences with affordable, trend-forward fashion.”

The SHEIN Affiliate Program has been successfully implemented in various international markets, including the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Germany, Italy, Spain, and Mexico. The launch of this program in Australia signifies SHEIN’s dedication to fostering digital entrepreneurship and supporting the local creator economy.

By offering Australian content creators and digital entrepreneurs the opportunity to collaborate through the affiliate program, SHEIN reinforces its commitment to the Australian market, fostering mutually beneficial relationships and enhancing brand engagement within the region.

The program is now open to Australian fashion influencers, bloggers, content creators, and digital marketers, aged 18 and above.

Upon signing up, new affiliates receive a $3 reward. If they successfully refer an order within the first 90 days, they will earn an additional $5, bringing the total reward to $8.

Key Benefits of the SHEIN Affiliate Program:

Competitive Commission Structure – Commissions earned on sales generated through unique affiliate links.Exclusive Promotions – Firsthand access to new collections, seasonal campaigns, and special discount codes.Advanced Tracking &amp; Insights – Utilize robust analytics to track performance and optimize earnings.Global Brand Association – Partner with a leading e-commerce fashion platform with millions of customers worldwide.

How to Join:Australian creators interested in partnering with SHEIN can sign up via the SHEIN Affiliate Program portal:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.globenewswire.com/Tracker?data=3wq2MJDylSfBAScdkY6mcE8IuIG4OS0OWd-Tx6T5owmfRWZYswubUh2RZPsK7vy3ir5AikJw7mgBMgNfG2kkWEgZRXQA4esx4OHCllIuYHrZzavplXBQu2seS5Sr-L69s3Uu_w6uOGL-p7esDngH8Q==" target="_blank">https://onelink.shein.com/4/4316m01tv2pm</a>&nbsp;and start earning commissions by promoting their favourite SHEIN style.

Global online fashion and lifestyle retailer SHEIN is excited to announce the official launch of its Affiliate Program in Australia, offering content creators, influencers, and digital entrepreneurs an opportunity to collaborate with one of the world’s fastest-growing fashion brands.“We are thrilled to introduce the SHEIN Affiliate Program in Australia, providing content creators and online entrepreneurs with a seamless way to monetize their influence,” said a SHEIN spokesperson.“This program is designed to empower affiliates with the tools and incentives needed to drive engagement and revenue while connecting their audiences with affordable, trend-forward fashion.”The SHEIN Affiliate Program has been successfully implemented in various international markets, including the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Germany, Italy, Spain, and Mexico. The launch of this program in Australia signifies SHEIN’s dedication to fostering digital entrepreneurship and supporting the local creator economy.By offering Australian content creators and digital entrepreneurs the opportunity to collaborate through the affiliate program, SHEIN reinforces its commitment to the Australian market, fostering mutually beneficial relationships and enhancing brand engagement within the region.The program is now open to Australian fashion influencers, bloggers, content creators, and digital marketers, aged 18 and above.Upon signing up, new affiliates receive a $3 reward. If they successfully refer an order within the first 90 days, they will earn an additional $5, bringing the total reward to $8.Key Benefits of the SHEIN Affiliate Program:Competitive Commission Structure – Commissions earned on sales generated through unique affiliate links.Exclusive Promotions – Firsthand access to new collections, seasonal campaigns, and special discount codes.Advanced Tracking &amp; Insights – Utilize robust analytics to track performance and optimize earnings.Global Brand Association – Partner with a leading e-commerce fashion platform with millions of customers worldwide.How to Join:Australian creators interested in partnering with SHEIN can sign up via the SHEIN Affiliate Program portal:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.globenewswire.com/Tracker?data=3wq2MJDylSfBAScdkY6mcE8IuIG4OS0OWd-Tx6T5owmfRWZYswubUh2RZPsK7vy3ir5AikJw7mgBMgNfG2kkWEgZRXQA4esx4OHCllIuYHrZzavplXBQu2seS5Sr-L69s3Uu_w6uOGL-p7esDngH8Q==" target="_blank">https://onelink.shein.com/4/4316m01tv2pm</a>&nbsp;and start earning commissions by promoting their favourite SHEIN style.

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Jewelry / Accessories

Ladies' Fashion

Textile

SHEIN launches affiliate program for Australia

RMIT sustainable fashion experts have collaborated with brands to create guidelines aimed at eliminating wasteful designs and promoting durable fashion that supports reuse and recycling.

The global fashion industry is responsible for about 10% of all greenhouse gas emissions.

The new guide,&nbsp;<a href="https://refashioning.org/download/" target="_blank">Refashioning: accelerating circular product design at scale,</a>&nbsp;outlines steps for makers to transition from linear to circular design, focusing on maximising the lifespan of products and materials.

Lead author and Dean of RMIT’s School of Fashion and Textiles, Professor Alice Payne, said the guide challenged traditional design thinking with practical steps to enable change.

“This guide provides a systematic and methodological approach to implementing circular clothing design in a way that all organisations can implement, regardless of their size,” she said.

“Based on extensive research with the industry, we’ve created practical steps businesses can take to improve the circularity of their outputs.

“Although other circular design guides are available,&nbsp;Refashioning&nbsp;is unique in providing a systematic methodology that enables designers to both slow the flow and close the loop.”

The dominant production and consumption method used by most brands today creates clothing for a linear economy – a system of take, make and waste.

To switch to a circular method that allows materials to be recycled, critical aspects such as material choices, product purpose and use, durability, and end-of-life options need to be considered early in the design process.

Funded by Sustainability Victoria, the guide’s production was a collaboration between RMIT, Country Road Group brands and two independent partners, circular design expert Courtney Holm and sustainability expert Julie Boulton.

Sustainability Victoria’s CEO, Matt Genever, said the research connected industry, government, and academia to address textile waste.

“It’s an example of how effective cross-sector collaboration can generate impactful results in the transition to a circular economy,” he said.

“By fostering partnerships across sectors, Sustainability Victoria enables meaningful change that moves beyond theory and into real, actionable solutions.”

Applied expertise was central to the design of the guidelines, as they were tested by users on actual products.

For over a year, the team worked with eight product and design teams across four brands within the Country Road Group – Country Road, Trenery, Witchery and Politix – to test and refine the guides in a commercial context.

Country Road Group’s Head of Sustainability, Erika Martin, said working on the guide’s creation has started the Group on a journey towards having a common understanding and approach to circular design across its brands.

“This project delivered a clear vision for circular design, and leveraged the expertise in the industry, academia and our own business,” she said.

“The opportunity to help create guidelines based on real life feedback and challenges and not just academic theory was a key driver for our involvement, alongside our commitment to building a better future.”

<a href="https://refashioning.org/download/" target="_blank">Refashioning: accelerating circular product design at scale</a>, with RMIT co-authors Alice Payne, Yassie Samie, Jenny Underwood, Saniyat Islam, Rebecca Van Amber and Regine Abos,is published on&nbsp;<a href="https://refashioning.org/" target="_blank">refashioning.org</a>.

RMIT sustainable fashion experts have collaborated with brands to create guidelines aimed at eliminating wasteful designs and promoting durable fashion that supports reuse and recycling.The global fashion industry is responsible for about 10% of all greenhouse gas emissions.The new guide,&nbsp;<a href="https://refashioning.org/download/" target="_blank">Refashioning: accelerating circular product design at scale,</a>&nbsp;outlines steps for makers to transition from linear to circular design, focusing on maximising the lifespan of products and materials.Lead author and Dean of RMIT’s School of Fashion and Textiles, Professor Alice Payne, said the guide challenged traditional design thinking with practical steps to enable change.“This guide provides a systematic and methodological approach to implementing circular clothing design in a way that all organisations can implement, regardless of their size,” she said.“Based on extensive research with the industry, we’ve created practical steps businesses can take to improve the circularity of their outputs.“Although other circular design guides are available,&nbsp;Refashioning&nbsp;is unique in providing a systematic methodology that enables designers to both slow the flow and close the loop.”The dominant production and consumption method used by most brands today creates clothing for a linear economy – a system of take, make and waste.To switch to a circular method that allows materials to be recycled, critical aspects such as material choices, product purpose and use, durability, and end-of-life options need to be considered early in the design process.Funded by Sustainability Victoria, the guide’s production was a collaboration between RMIT, Country Road Group brands and two independent partners, circular design expert Courtney Holm and sustainability expert Julie Boulton.Sustainability Victoria’s CEO, Matt Genever, said the research connected industry, government, and academia to address textile waste.“It’s an example of how effective cross-sector collaboration can generate impactful results in the transition to a circular economy,” he said.“By fostering partnerships across sectors, Sustainability Victoria enables meaningful change that moves beyond theory and into real, actionable solutions.”Applied expertise was central to the design of the guidelines, as they were tested by users on actual products.For over a year, the team worked with eight product and design teams across four brands within the Country Road Group – Country Road, Trenery, Witchery and Politix – to test and refine the guides in a commercial context.Country Road Group’s Head of Sustainability, Erika Martin, said working on the guide’s creation has started the Group on a journey towards having a common understanding and approach to circular design across its brands.“This project delivered a clear vision for circular design, and leveraged the expertise in the industry, academia and our own business,” she said.“The opportunity to help create guidelines based on real life feedback and challenges and not just academic theory was a key driver for our involvement, alongside our commitment to building a better future.”<a href="https://refashioning.org/download/" target="_blank">Refashioning: accelerating circular product design at scale</a>, with RMIT co-authors Alice Payne, Yassie Samie, Jenny Underwood, Saniyat Islam, Rebecca Van Amber and Regine Abos,is published on&nbsp;<a href="https://refashioning.org/" target="_blank">refashioning.org</a>.

School / University

Men's Fashion

Environment / SGDs / Recycling

New guidelines help fashion brands cut waste and emissions

The Australian Koala Foundation (AKF) is excited to be collaborating with Kuddli &amp; Co Designs, a premier jewellery brand known for its exquisite designs, in an exclusive raffle event that aims to raise much-needed funds for Koala conservation.

The raffle features an exquisite jewellery duo, made up of&nbsp;Kuddli &amp; Co’s Sterling Silver Koala with 10K Gold Plated Heart Pendant and Sterling Silver Koala with 10K Gold Plated&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Heart Bangle. Both pieces are valued at over $660 RRP.&nbsp;

“We are thrilled to be partnering with Kuddli &amp; Co Designs, a brand that shares our commitment to both beauty and conservation,” said Deborah Tabart OAM, Chair of the Australian Koala Foundation. “This raffle not only offers a chance to own these stunning pieces of jewellery, but it also gives our supporters a meaningful way to support Koala conservation. With every ticket sold, the community is helping to contribute to a brighter future for koalas in Australia.”

The raffle will feature a limited number of tickets at $25 each, offering participants the exclusive chance to win the stunning Sterling Silver Koala Set.

“We hope that this raffle will be the first of many elevated offerings we can bring to the Koala Army community,” Tabart says. “Our supporters have always been generous to us, so we’re grateful for the opportunity to partner with established brands like Kuddli &amp; Co to give back to them.”

Koalas, which face increasing threats from habitat loss, bushfires, and climate change, are in desperate need of conservation efforts. Proceeds from this raffle will directly&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; benefit the AKF’s ongoing initiatives to protect koala populations and ensure their future&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; survival.&nbsp;

To find out more about the raffle and how to buy a ticket, click&nbsp;<a href="https://www.savethekoala.com/shop/products/raffle-kuddli-jewellery-set" target="_blank">here.</a>

The Australian Koala Foundation (AKF) is excited to be collaborating with Kuddli &amp; Co Designs, a premier jewellery brand known for its exquisite designs, in an exclusive raffle event that aims to raise much-needed funds for Koala conservation.The raffle features an exquisite jewellery duo, made up of&nbsp;Kuddli &amp; Co’s Sterling Silver Koala with 10K Gold Plated Heart Pendant and Sterling Silver Koala with 10K Gold Plated&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Heart Bangle. Both pieces are valued at over $660 RRP.&nbsp;“We are thrilled to be partnering with Kuddli &amp; Co Designs, a brand that shares our commitment to both beauty and conservation,” said Deborah Tabart OAM, Chair of the Australian Koala Foundation. “This raffle not only offers a chance to own these stunning pieces of jewellery, but it also gives our supporters a meaningful way to support Koala conservation. With every ticket sold, the community is helping to contribute to a brighter future for koalas in Australia.”The raffle will feature a limited number of tickets at $25 each, offering participants the exclusive chance to win the stunning Sterling Silver Koala Set.“We hope that this raffle will be the first of many elevated offerings we can bring to the Koala Army community,” Tabart says. “Our supporters have always been generous to us, so we’re grateful for the opportunity to partner with established brands like Kuddli &amp; Co to give back to them.”Koalas, which face increasing threats from habitat loss, bushfires, and climate change, are in desperate need of conservation efforts. Proceeds from this raffle will directly&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; benefit the AKF’s ongoing initiatives to protect koala populations and ensure their future&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; survival.&nbsp;To find out more about the raffle and how to buy a ticket, click&nbsp;<a href="https://www.savethekoala.com/shop/products/raffle-kuddli-jewellery-set" target="_blank">here.</a>