Melbourne-based denim brand Nobody has issued a brave call to the community: we're here to help.
Founders John and Nick Condilis have offered onshore manufacturing support to designers and those in need.
"We are in the unique position of having a manufacturing and laundry facility here in Australia, and we would like to contribute to our Australian family far and wide in any way we can," the pair said in a joint statement.
"We are currently in talks with the Australian Government to assist in the production of essential items for our frontline medical staff.
"We also want to extend the offer to the wider community.
"Are you in a position where you need medical gowns constructed? Is there a shortage of agricultural resource packaging materials?
"Is there something we could make out of denim for retirement homes or aged care facilities?"
The pair have also offered to assist brands with local production.
"To our fellow fashion industry friends, are you sitting on fabrications and patterns that you can't manufacture overseas and need local production?
"We can't promise the world, but please reach out to us, our intention is to support, and bring our community together as best we can."
Those in need of a helping hand can email hello@nobody.com.au to get the conversation started.