Every September, fans of the cult fashion label Orange Sherbet wait eagerly for the return of one of the brand’s most meaningful collections.
This year is no different, with the Share the Dignity collection making its 2025 debut on September 16th, offering not just fashion-forward pieces but a chance to give back in a big way.
For every item sold, $15 will be donated to Share the Dignity, a charity founded in 2015 by Rochelle Courtenay to provide women and girls experiencing homelessness or financial hardship with access to essential period products.
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The reality is stark. Many women have been forced to choose between food and sanitary items or resort to using paper towels in public bathrooms as makeshift pads.
The charity’s mission is to ensure that dignity is never out of reach.
This marks the sixth year of partnership between Orange Sherbet founder Katie Naprasnik and Share the Dignity, with more than $75,000 already raised to date.
What started as a small collaboration has grown into a highly anticipated annual event, with shoppers keen to snap up the exclusive designs while knowing they are making a direct difference.
Katie explains, “We wanted to choose a charity that meant a lot to Orange Sherbet and really do something to help women in need.
“This collection is about more than just gorgeous pieces; it’s about educating our community on period poverty and showing them how they can help.”
The 2025 collection
This year’s line-up features four versatile pieces, each designed to mix and match effortlessly:
- Primrose Dress: The hero piece of the collection, this maxi dress features thick adjustable straps, a bra-friendly fit, and a stunning exclusive print. Perfect for markets, picnics, or sunset strolls.
- Tana Dress: Lightweight, breezy, and knee-length with pockets and elastic-cuffed short sleeves. Ideal for sunny brunches or casual days out.
- Tenelle Shirt: An easy boxy-fit with a collared V-neckline. Wear it with denim for a relaxed vibe or pair it with the matching Relaxo Shorts for a co-ord look.
- Relaxo Shorts: A cotton and linen blend with an elastic waistband. Designed for comfort and style, these shorts are the everyday staple you’ll reach for on repeat.
With inclusive sizing from 6 to 26, these pieces are made for every woman. They’re also bump and breastfeeding-friendly, ensuring no one misses out. And with the designs created exclusively for this collection, once they sell out, they won’t be restocked.
More than just fashion, Orange Sherbet has been a staple of Queensland fashion since Katie Naprasnik opened the brand’s first store at just 16 years old in 2006.
Now with six boutiques across Queensland and a booming online presence, the label has built a reputation for inclusive, feel-good fashion. What makes the Share the Dignity collection so special is the sense of community it fosters.
Customers aren’t just buying clothes; they’re helping women and girls in vulnerable situations across the country.
The 2025 Share the Dignity collection launches exclusively online at orangesherbet.com.au and in Orange Sherbet boutiques on September 16th.
With limited stock and growing anticipation, these pieces are set to sell out quickly.
