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Maise is having a designer sale tomorrow over at 45 Stafford Street, Paddington. They’ll be flogging off a huge range of retro and designer threads with savings up to 80%. Sale starts at 10am. Now remember your manners, no pushing please. 

Jess Cameron-Wooten and Amy Wright were working corporate design jobs but were keen to explore their creative sides so they banded together and formed Woot ’n’ Wright ; a leather and textile label. With design backgrounds in textile design, botanical painting and industrial design the duo began creating accessories and prints. All their products are produced in Melbourne and they pride themselves on being completely hands on when making their stuff. Jess is also a shoemaking master and just made shoes for fashion label TV. Head over to Doc Cobbler to marvel at his other creations. 

After becoming addicted to their swoony mix of folk and pop over on MySpace , I’ve transformed into a bit of a Me and the Grownups true believer. And now they’re touring! Huzzah! The Perfect Storm tour will be taking in Melbourne, Castlemaine, Brisbane, Sydney, Canberra, Perth, Adelaide, Hobart and Launceston between July 4 and 19. Get thee to MySpace for dates near you!

Miss Sally Griffiths (friend of frankie who photographed an aboriginal settlement in issue 30) is having her exhibition Thursday (2nd July) night from 6pm at Blank Space Gallery in Surry Hills. Part of the proceeds from print sales will go to the Ilpurla Outstation, NT. Ilpurla is a rehabilitation centre for Indigenous youth struggling with drug, alcohol and petrol sniffing addictions. If you can't afford to make a purchase but would still like to show your support, you can make a gold coin donation when you visit the exhibition. For all the details head to facebook.