Outback Workwear is an Indigenous organisation certified by Supply Nation and is committed to the development of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community and providing Total Apparel Management solutions to Corporate and Government sectors.

Our team of over 150 staff including “In House Design” and Account Managers are available to work with your company to create a customised uniform program with either off the shelf, or fully bespoke garments reflecting your unique corporate image. Outback Workwear has strategic relationships with most of Australia’s leading brands, enabling us to offer a comprehensive range of clothing, PPE and safety footwear. Whether you require Healthcare, Corporate, Hospitality or Industrial clothing, we can create and manage your uniform program from beginning to end.

Our uniform programs are supported with simple and seamless online ordering platforms powered by SAP. Our dedicated IT Team create online ordering solutions that are tailored to integrate with your procurement platform or standalone ordering portals that are fully customisable to your organisation’s requirements.

Jasmin Herro, Founder & CEO
Jasmin has owned and operated a number of businesses in various industries over the past 20 years, has received several awards from Supply Nation and was a finalist in the SBS Ethnic Business Awards.

Jasmin is an Indigenous Artist and author of a series of children’s books titled Teter Mek. She has also created a range of office and school supplies featuring her artwork Tjindgarmi, which tells the story of her native Torres Strait Island, her totem Tiger Shark and the wisdom and flexibility of the Octopus.

To contribute to the advancement of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community, Jasmin formed the Teter Mek Foundation. This Foundation uses a percentage of profits from Tjindgarmi and Teter Mek, to create curriculum of teaching resources for schools. This curriculum gives teachers an opportunity to deliver meaningful activities which cultivate interest in Aboriginal Culture. It also encourages teachers and children to aspire to learn about the rich Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community.