Avac, Aussie Veterans Apparel Company

Avac, Aussie Veterans Apparel Company AVAC - Aussie Veteran Apparel Company. Designed by a veteran. Worn with pride.

The rest of the AVAC Summer Range is coming! 🇦🇺Over the next few months, I will be rolling out more of the AVAC range — ...
28/08/2026

The rest of the AVAC Summer Range is coming! 🇦🇺

Over the next few months, I will be rolling out more of the AVAC range — and I’m bloody excited to finally start getting these products out there.

Coming soon:

🧢 Australian Veteran, Veteran Supporter & Veteran Family Caps
đź‘• AVAC Summer T-Shirts
🍺 AVAC Stubby Coolers
🇦🇺 Plus more of the AVAC range as we continue to grow!

30% from every sale will go towards supporting veteran charities and organisations that help veterans and their families.

Whether you served, still serve, stand beside someone who did, or simply want to show your support — there’s a place for you in AVAC.

The first products are on their way, with the rest of the summer range expected to arrive over the next few months.

đź“© DM me for prices, pre-orders and expected delivery dates.

Thank you to everyone who has backed AVAC so far. This is only the beginning.

PRIDE. SERVICE. SUPPORT.

They stood for us.
They continue to stand for us.
Now we stand for them. 🇦🇺

28/08/2026

AVAC — AUSSIE VETERAN APPAREL COMPANY

OUR BRAND STORY

More Than Apparel. A Purpose.

AVAC was created to make a difference.

It was born from service, mateship and the belief that when someone has stood for Australia, Australia should continue to stand beside them.

For many veterans, leaving the Australian Defence Force doesn’t simply mean leaving a job. It can mean leaving behind an identity, a sense of purpose, a team and the mates who stood beside you through some of the most challenging moments of your life.

For those who continue to serve, the commitment and sacrifice continue every day.

And behind them are families who serve in their own way — through deployments, long periods apart, uncertainty, sacrifice and the challenges that can follow service long after the uniform comes off.

AVAC exists for all of them.

Built From Service

I started AVAC after having served for 11 years in the Royal Australian Navy and a year in the Australian Army Reserve, including operational deployments.

That experience created an understanding of something that never leaves you:

You look after your mates.

Service builds bonds that don’t disappear when someone takes off the uniform.

It teaches loyalty, resilience, integrity, sacrifice and mateship.

Those values became the foundation of AVAC.

The Meaning Behind AVAC

AVAC is not about creating another clothing label.

The apparel is the vehicle.

Supporting veterans and their families is the purpose.

Every AVAC garment is designed to represent pride in Australian service while helping build something capable of giving back to the veteran community.

When someone wears AVAC, whether they are a veteran, currently serving, a family member, a supporter or simply someone who respects those who have served Australia, they become part of that purpose.

It is a visible statement that says:

We remember.
We respect.
We support.

The Black

Black runs throughout the AVAC range deliberately.

It represents strength, resilience and the battles that aren’t always visible.

For some veterans, the “black dog” represents struggles that can follow them beyond their service.

But within AVAC, black is not a symbol of defeat.

It represents standing your ground.

The black dog may chase us.

It does not define us.

Against the black sits the red poppy — a powerful symbol of remembrance, sacrifice and respect for those who came before us and those who never came home.

Together, these elements give AVAC an identity that carries meaning beyond the garment itself.

Our Purpose

AVAC exists for one purpose:

To stand beside Australia’s veterans, those who continue to serve, and their families.

Every garment we create is more than apparel — it is a symbol of gratitude, resilience and mateship.

Our ambition is to build a sustainable Australian veteran brand capable of generating meaningful, ongoing support for organisations and initiatives that directly help veterans and their families.

Because this isn’t simply about what we wear.

It’s about who we stand beside.

THEY STOOD FOR US.

THEY CONTINUE TO STAND FOR US.

NOW WE STAND FOR THEM.

🔥 THE SECOND & FINAL AVAC SAMPLE IS HERE! 🇦🇺And who better to model it than a great mate I had the privilege of serving ...
23/08/2026

🔥 THE SECOND & FINAL AVAC SAMPLE IS HERE! 🇦🇺

And who better to model it than a great mate I had the privilege of serving alongside back in the day.

It’s a pretty special feeling seeing AVAC go from an idea into something real. But from day one, this has never just been about creating another clothing brand.

It’s about giving back.

That’s why 30% of every AVAC sale will go towards supporting veterans and their families. ❤️🇦🇺

Every shirt. Every cap. Every order.

When you wear AVAC, you’re not only wearing something that represents service, pride, mateship and support — you’re helping us make a genuine difference in the veteran community.

📦 Our first shipment is expected to arrive late September / early October!

I’m taking early orders now, so if you want to be one of the first to wear AVAC, send me a DM with what you’re after and your size and I’ll get you on the list.

This is only the beginning.

They stood for us.
They continue to stand for us.
Now we stand for them. 🇦🇺

First sample of the polo! Please let me know your thoughts. 🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳
25/07/2026

First sample of the polo! Please let me know your thoughts. 🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳

A sneak peak at what’s coming…… let me know your thoughts!
22/07/2026

A sneak peak at what’s coming…… let me know your thoughts!

I’ve just wrapped up five incredible days in Vietnam, and I’m coming home with far more than I expected.This trip wasn’t...
06/07/2026

I’ve just wrapped up five incredible days in Vietnam, and I’m coming home with far more than I expected.

This trip wasn’t just about finding manufacturers—it was about taking the next real step in turning Aussie Veteran Apparel Company (AVAC) from an idea into a brand with purpose.

A huge thank you to Kev Crandon, owner of the Aussie Bar Saigon. From the moment we met, Kev went above and beyond to help. He introduced me to the right people, helped get the ball rolling on our very first AVAC cap sample, and shared his knowledge and contacts. It’s amazing what can happen when Australians look after Australians.

I also had the opportunity to tour the Tianyun Factory, where apparel is produced for brands like Skechers. Seeing the scale of the operation, the quality standards and the manufacturing process firsthand gave me a much better understanding of what it takes to produce quality apparel. It reinforced my commitment to ensuring AVAC delivers products that veterans can wear with pride.

Of course, I couldn’t be in Vietnam without enjoying a few World Cup matches along the way!

But the most meaningful part of the trip wasn’t business.

Kev organised a driver for me to visit Robert Taylor’s Military Museum in Vung Tau before travelling to the site of the Battle of Long Tan.

Standing on that battlefield was something I’ll never forget.

As a veteran, it wasn’t about history in a book—it was about honouring the Australians and New Zealanders who fought there, and remembering those who never made it home. Lighting an incense stick in their memory was a quiet but powerful moment of reflection, respect and gratitude.

Trips like this remind me exactly why I started AVAC.

This brand has never been just about clothing.

It’s about veterans.
It’s about mateship.
It’s about remembering those who served before us.
It’s about giving back to the veteran community and supporting the charities that stand beside our veterans and their families.

Every step forward, every design, every product and every partnership is another step towards building something that truly makes a difference.

The journey is only just beginning, and I can’t wait to show everyone what’s coming.

Designed by a Veteran. Worn with Pride.

25/06/2026

The past couple of weeks have been incredibly busy, but every step has reinforced why I started this journey.

I’m excited to share that I’ve now partnered with Rise Wise, who will be helping me develop the AVAC brand and teach me how to grow it the right way. It’s a huge opportunity, and I’m grateful for their support.

This Sunday, I’ll be heading to Vietnam to meet with potential manufacturers. I’ve spent a lot of time speaking with manufacturers here in Australia, but unfortunately the costs would mean asking people to pay around $60 for a ball cap. That’s simply not what I want for this brand.

AVAC was never created to become just another clothing company.

It was created to give back.

My goal has always been to build a brand that veterans, serving members, their families, and supporters are proud to wear. A brand that represents service, mateship, resilience, and community—without putting financial pressure on the very people it’s meant to support.

Every decision I’m making is about keeping quality high, prices fair, and ensuring that every item sold helps support veterans and the charities that stand beside them and their families.

This is about more than clothing.

It’s about belonging.

It’s about wearing something that tells a story, starts conversations, and reminds every veteran that they are never alone.

Thank you to everyone who’s supported this journey so far. Your encouragement, ideas, and belief in what AVAC stands for continue to drive me forward.

Vietnam is the next step.

The journey is only just beginning!

25/06/2026

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