About us

A Boutique Worth Fighting For

25 years ago, Mabel & June began as a simple dream between a mother and daughter in Palm Beach, Sydney.

What started as a small boutique built on love, care, and a shared passion for timeless women’s fashion slowly became something far more meaningful. It became a place where women could feel beautiful, comfortable, and completely themselves.

For us, Mabel & June has never been just a store.

It has been our life’s work — a boutique shaped by warm conversations, familiar faces, carefully chosen pieces, and women who returned season after season because they trusted us to help them feel good again.

Every dress, sandal, blouse, knit, and everyday piece was chosen with real women in mind. Women who wanted style without discomfort, elegance without effort, and clothing that felt right the moment they put it on.

Over the years, we have shared countless memories with our customers. We have watched women find pieces for family lunches, holidays, special dinners, everyday mornings, and quiet moments where they simply wanted to feel a little more like themselves.

Those moments became the heart of Mabel & June.

But now, after 25 years, our mother-daughter boutique is facing one of its hardest chapters.

We are not ready to say goodbye.

That is why our Revival Sale is now live — a chance to keep our story going and give our customers the opportunity to take home the pieces we have loved choosing for them over the years.

Everything in this collection has been selected with the same care, the same eye for comfort, and the same belief that every woman deserves to feel beautiful at every age.

Your support means more than you know. Every order helps us keep Mabel & June alive a little longer and gives our mother-daughter dream the chance to begin its next chapter.

From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for being part of our story.

We invite you to take home a piece of Mabel & June — and help us keep this beautiful dream alive.

With love,
The Mabel & June Team
Palm Beach, Sydney · Est. 2001