There's a moment every season when the new Liberty Fabrics prints arrive, and it's genuinely one of our favourite days in the studio. This drop is no exception — three new shirts, three entirely different personalities, and one thing in common: that unmistakable Liberty print quality that started this whole brand in the first place.
If you've been with us a while, you'll know Sorority began because we couldn't find a decent quality cotton floral shirt in Australia. Nearly five years on, that's still the whole point. So here's what's new.
What makes a Liberty Fabrics print worth the wait
Not all florals are created equal, and once you've worn a genuine Liberty Fabrics piece, it's hard to go back. Liberty's prints are engraved and printed in Northern Italy onto Tana Lawn™ cotton — an exceptionally fine, tightly woven cotton that feels almost silky against the skin, holds colour beautifully, and only gets softer with wear. It's lightweight enough for a Queensland summer and structured enough to still look sharp at the end of a long day. That's the quiet luxury of it — no shine, no fuss, just genuinely beautiful cloth.
Every new Liberty shirt we bring in gets chosen the same way: for the print, yes, but also for how it's cut, how it wears, and whether it earns its place as a piece you'll reach for again and again.
Meet the new arrivals
Maeve — Morley Hills
A garden of tiny florals in pink, red, blue and soft lilac, Maeve is the classic collared shirt done properly. It's a fitted style, so if you like a roomier fit, we'd size up. Tuck it into tailored pants for the office, or wear it open over denim on the weekend — either way, this is a forever shirt with just the right amount of colour.
Valerie — Vigers Vine
Delicate blue blooms trail through soft green leaves in this one, finished with a white trim that keeps it feeling fresh rather than fussy. Vigers Vine is quietly timeless — the kind of print you'll still love in five years, which is exactly the point of buying well instead of buying often.
Nina — Wharfdale Flowers
Our favourite blue of the season. Nina is cut in a cornflower-blue Wharfdale Flowers print with white florals scattered through it, and detailed with a flattering V-neckline, soft pintucking through the front, and a frill cuff on the sleeve. It's a relaxed, feminine shape that falls beautifully whether it's tucked in or worn loose — true to size, so stick with what you'd normally take.
How to wear them
All three are built to move easily between a work day and a weekend — that's non-negotiable for us when we're choosing a print. Tucked into wide-leg trousers or a tailored skirt for the office, layered under a blazer when it's cooler, or worn open over jeans with the sleeves rolled up on a Saturday. A genuinely good Liberty print blouse should never feel like it only has one outfit in it.
The details
- 100% Liberty Fabrics Tana Lawn™ cotton
- Sizes 8–22
- Maeve, Valerie and Nina — $259, $269 and $279 AUD
- Limited quantities — once a print sells through, it doesn't come back
New Liberty prints move quickly, and these are already sitting on lower stock across most sizes. If one has your name on it, we'd shop sooner rather than later.
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