Motto's wild EOFY sale: Iconic Aussie label slashes prices by up to 80 per cent off
With up to 80 per cent off selected styles, now is the perfect time to refresh your wardrobe with pieces.
Designed by the Melbourne-based mother-daughter team who know a thing or two about dressing women to feel confident and empowered.
Founded by Faye and John Browne back in 1985, Motto Fashions has since become a staple in Australian wardrobes.
With daughter Lauren French stepping into the fold in 2007, the brand has evolved into a contemporary fashion powerhouse that still operates with the warmth and heart of a family business.
And now, with comedian and I'm A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! host Julia Morris as the face of the brand, Motto is turning heads for all the right reasons.
So what's actually on sale? We have gathered the Best Picks to shop in the sale.
1. The Red Coated Jogger Pants were $139.95, now $97.97
These are your new winter go-to. With a glossy finish and soft-stretch faux leather, they're comfy enough for the couch but chic enough for cocktails.
The utility-inspired cargo pockets and slim leg silhouette make them feel fashion-forward without trying too hard.
Team them with a black turtleneck or go full matchy-matchy with the Red Knobbly Knit Jumper.
2. Red Knobbly Knit Jumper was $149.95, now $104.97
Speaking of the knit, it's every bit as cosy as it looks.
Featuring a chunky roll neck, relaxed drop shoulders and plush yarn, it brings the drama and the comfort.
The bold red hue is a statement on its own, but paired with the joggers? Consider your winter outfit formula sorted.
3. Midnight Croc Coated Pleat Skirt was $139.95 to just $97.97
If you love pleats but want something a little edgier, this one's for you.
The soft sunray pleats create beautiful movement, while the dark, inky tone and faux croc finish make it easy to dress up or down.
Plus, the elastic waistband means you don't have to sacrifice comfort for style.
4. Brown/Blue Silky Resort Trench was $169.95, now $39.95
For those chasing an absolute bargain, you cannot go past the Brown/Blue Silky Resort Trench, spotted on Julia Morris herself.
Down from $169.95 to an unbelievable $39.95, this is the kind of final-sale find you'll be bragging about for years.
The silky fabric drapes like a dream, and the bold print brings instant polish to anything you pair it with.
Add the Brown/Blue Classic Cargo Culottes for a full look that feels luxe but won't break the bank.
5. Black Croc Coated Jogger Pants were $139.95, now $97.97
And for all the neutral lovers out there, don't skip the Black Croc Coated Jogger Pants. Equal parts comfort and cool-girl energy, these pants offer all the same benefits as their red counterparts, but with a sleek, wear-anywhere vibe.
The brushed lining makes them secretly cosy, while the croc texture adds instant edge.
Whether you're updating your wardrobe with versatile winter staples or snapping up a few bold statement pieces, this sale is not one to sleep on.
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