Eco print · not batik · Banyuwangi, East Java

The print is made by nature, not a machine.

Adiwinoto presses real leaves and flowers into natural cloth, so every garment carries a print that can never be repeated. Sustainable, chemical-free and made by women artisans in East Java.

Global Sourcing Expo Sydney · 16-18 June 2026 · ICC Sydney · Stand N16

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Model in a blue eco-print outfit wearing a lace fascinator

We have travelled from Banyuwangi to Sydney. Find Lis Adiwinoto at the stand for fittings, custom colourways and wholesale conversations.

ICC Sydney · 16-18 June 2026 · Stand N16

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Lis Adiwinoto walking the runway in an eco-print ensemble

Our story

Hope, woven by hand.

Founder Lis Adiwinoto returned home to Banyuwangi after years in Australia and found her calling in eco printing, alongside the Green Jasmine women's collective. What began as a craft became a livelihood.

Today Adiwinoto trains and employs local women in eco printing, garment making and the business of fashion, building skills, income and independence in a region where women often carry the heaviest load.

“Adiwinoto was born out of hope.”

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Set the record straight

It is eco print, not batik.

Batik

Wax resist and, most often, synthetic dye. The pattern is drawn or stamped, then repeated.

Eco print

Real leaves and flowers are rolled into natural cloth and released with steam. No wax, no synthetic colour, no harmful chemicals, just the plant's own pigment, and no two pieces alike.

How it is made

Four steps, one of a kind.

01
Gather

Fresh leaves and flowers are picked in season: teak, indigo, sea almond, guava, eucalyptus and mahogany.
02
Arrange

Each leaf is placed by hand on natural cotton, silk or linen, composing a one-off pattern.
03
Roll & steam

The cloth is bound tightly and steamed, drawing the plants’ own pigment deep into the fibre.
04
Reveal

Unrolled, the fabric shows a permanent print that nature alone could make.

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New Season 2025

The collection

Four families of eco-print looks, from daywear to evening. Each piece is unique; every motif is the imprint of a real leaf.

Model in a blue eco-print dress with a wide-brim hat

Collection 01

Vintage Eco-Blue

A classic silhouette in a harmonious blend of blue, white and lemon, elegant and quietly enchanting.

Tiered blue eco-print dress with lace trim

Blue eco-print pinafore worn over wide-leg trousers

Blue eco-print pinafore with a white shirt

Model in a rose-pink eco-print halter dress

Collection 02

Violet Red Evening

Red, gold and cream, layered for a distinctive sense of luxury and made for evening.

Red eco-print top and skirt with a floral medallion motif

Red eco-print wrap dress with gold leaf print

Model in a terracotta eco-print collared dress

Collection 03

Terracotta & Feminine

Warm terracotta with gold leaf and band-style collars, graceful, bold and confident.

Rust eco-print jacket with cream trousers

Model in a gold and burgundy leaf-print one-shoulder gown

Collection 04

Complement Mix

The freedom to express, each piece embodying individuality and boundless creativity.

Lemon eco-print midi dress with a leaf motif

Pale yellow tiered eco-print dress with a floral hem

Beyond ready-to-wear

More than garments.

The same natural process, across millinery, accessories and eco-printed fabric sold by the length.

Lace and tulle fascinator — Millinery Hats and fascinators to finish a look.

Cream structured handbag — Accessories Bags and finishing pieces.

Eco-printed fabric showing leaf patterns — Fabric by the length Eco-printed yardage for your own making.

For buyers and stockists

Stock a story, not just a print.

Every Adiwinoto piece carries provenance your customers can feel: a natural process, a named place and the women who made it. Already stocked at Min Butik in Paddington.

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One-of-a-kind and small-batch pieces, each genuinely unique.
Natural plant dyes, free from synthetic colour and harmful chemicals.
Made to order: custom colourways, motifs and sizing on request.
Women-led production in Banyuwangi with the Green Jasmine collective.
Flexible minimums; we will find the right fit for your store.
Custom pieces take around four weeks to make.

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Let's talk.

Wholesale, stockist, custom and press welcome. We reply from Sydney and Banyuwangi.