2026 seasonNetball

Beaconsfield Netball Club

Club overview

For its 2026 season, Beaconsfield Netball Club wanted better-quality uniforms and a matching range for life on and off the court. Artwork commissioned from Noongar artist Amanda Hart gave the collection its direction, and the club chose to work with Indigenous-owned Dialocal Active to bring the range together.

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The range

Behind the range

Project details

Season
2026 season
Range
Coordinated on-court & off-court range

The brief

The club was looking for an improvement in quality from its previous supplier. The brief was to create a professional, coordinated range inspired by Amanda Hart’s Aboriginal artwork, with careful attention to how the design carried across different garments.

The approach

We worked closely with the club from the first discussions through to delivery, keeping communication clear and maintaining attention to the details across the range.

Beaconsfield collected member orders through its own online store, then placed a bulk order with Dialocal based on those numbers, plus extra stock to sell at the club. The complete range was supplied together.

The result

The club was thrilled with the professional quality of its dresses and the attention to detail across the off-court range. It also praised the level of engagement and communication maintained from the beginning to the end of the project.

Beaconsfield club members wearing their green artwork netball dresses on court
Beaconsfield club members wearing the 2026 dresses featuring Amanda Hart’s artwork.
Artwork by Noongar artist Amanda Hart for Beaconsfield Netball Club

The artwork behind the range

Connected through netball. Grounded in Country.

Artwork by Noongar artist Amanda Hart.

The supplied artwork story celebrates the connections netball creates between girls and women, and Beaconsfield Netball Club’s ties to Walyalup Country.

In the club’s green, white and black, two lighthouses reference the coastal landscape and the journey across the water to Rottnest Island. Wavy lines and dots trace the coastal plains.

At its centre, concentric circles represent Gibson Park as a meeting place for netball and community. Balga, banksia and Moonah trees connect the work to the area’s native plants and its themes of strength, friendship and belonging.

The artwork provided the inspiration for a coordinated collection, from the dresses and skorts to the details across the off-court range.

Read the supplied artwork story

The outcome

A complete range. A proud club.

Professional-quality dresses, considered off-court details and clear communication from start to finish.
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