
Streetwear
Double Rainbouu
Two former Ksubi art directors—Mikey Nolan and Toby Jones—launched Double Rainbouu out of Sydney in 2016 with one product category: the Hawaiian shirt, redrawn for what the brand calls 'beach baes and pool punks'. Saturated psychedelic prints, technical fabrics and a punk-meets-resortwear pose earned Nolan the 2019 Australian Fashion Laureate for Best Menswear and put Double Rainbouu into Mr Porter, SSENSE and the wardrobe of every Bondi-to-Brooklyn creative who refuses to dress like an adult on holiday.
Timeline3
2016—2020·4 yrs
- 2016
Double Rainbouu launched in Sydney
Mikey Nolan and Toby Jones launch Double Rainbouu as an 'anti-resort' Hawaiian shirt brand reimagining tropical menswear.
- 2018
International stockists
The brand enters key international retailers including Mr Porter and Selfridges, signalling global momentum.
- 2020
Sydney showroom opens
Double Rainbouu opens a Sydney showroom doubling as a community space, anchored in surf-club culture.



