PALS is BACK!!!

There’s something about this time of year that makes us slow down, reflect, and reconnect, and for us, that always includes PALS. We’re beyond excited to be opening the doors once again for our much-loved Christmas pop-up, now in its sixth year (how did that happen?!).

What started as a shared idea between friends has grown into a festive tradition we look forward to all year. PALS is co‑curated by long‑time collaborators Natalia Pye of Wolf & Mishka and Esther Sandler of Togetherness, and each year it brings together an inspiring mix of Melbourne makers doing truly thoughtful work.

PALS is all about celebrating high‑quality design, small‑batch production, and products made with care. This festive season, the pop‑up showcases a beautifully curated lineup of locally made fashion, accessories and homewares, all created by independent makers at the forefront of Melbourne’s design community.

We’re especially proud that PALS places a strong emphasis on supporting small, female‑led businesses with a sustainable mindset, brands that value craftsmanship, ethical production, and creating things that are meant to last.

Set inside a light‑filled gallery space on High Street in Thornbury, PALS is designed to feel warm, welcoming and community‑driven, a place where you can take your time, discover new favourites, and shop consciously in the lead‑up to Christmas.

If you’re local, you can now click + collect your online Wolf & Mishka orders directly from PALS, making gift shopping even easier. We’re also offering free exchanges on all full‑priced pieces throughout the pop‑up, so you can shop with total peace of mind. And yes, gift cards are available too (perfect for the last‑minute gifters among us).

Visit us

Neon Parlour
791 High Street, Thornbury
Open from this Friday until December 24
⏰ 11to5pm daily

Whether you’re ticking off your Christmas list, looking for something special, or just popping by to say hello, we’d love to see you. Come shop local, support small makers, and celebrate the festive season with us at PALS.