The team at MADE had the pleasure of visiting the Australian Sporting Museum located in Melbourne at the home of sport – the MCG!

The museum received a full overhaul in 2019 reopening in February 2020 filled with meticulously curated and presented displays. From AFL to the Olympics, this is truly a space for the avid sports lover.

Over the past few years MADE has been supplying to The Australian Sporting Museum with Window France male and female fabric busts used to display some of Australia’s most famous sporting gear!

Below are a few of our favorites from the tour…

Clive Churchills 1952-53 Kangaroos Jersey. 

*Kindly donated through the Australian Government’s Cultural Gifts Program by Rod Churchill, son of Clive Churchill*

The Number 37 Geelong Guernsey worn By Polly Farmer for training – Circa 1962

*Kindly on loan from Leigh Kirby to the Australian Sporting Museum Collection*

Fabric busts in use are from Collections 84 and 89 pose: B1 – finished in Eclipse Black.

Window France – supplied by Made Retail Systems

A Massive thank you to Isobel one of the exhibition curators for taking us on a guided tour, it was a great experience, and we highly recommend a visit whether you are sports fan or history buff the Australian Sporting Museum has something for you.

You can find the museum at GATE 3, Melbourne Cricket Ground, Yarra Park, East Melbourne.

For information on Fabric Busts, Torso’s, and mannequins – reach out to our sales team: info@maderetail.com.au