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The DuckKnit Trio
Regular price $64.00
Blush Ink Moon Dust Salt Burgundy BlueBell Butterscotch + 4 more

13 reviews
The Duck: Woven Tote
Regular price $45.00
Midnight Black Ivory White

34 reviews
The Woven Handbag
Regular price $40.00
Stripe
Houndstooth
Crimson Yellow Zebra
+ 2 more

56 reviews
Soft Cotton Cap
Regular price $25.00
Midnight Baby Blue Coral Olive Mustard + 2 more

52 reviews

Duck Apparel accessories are the smaller pieces that go with duck down outerwear in Australia, covering knitwear, a cap, bags and the items that keep a down garment in good condition. The collection includes The DuckKnit Trio, the DuckCare Laundry Bag, The Duck: Woven Tote, The Woven Handbag, the Soft Cotton Cap, the Spare ‘Roll Up’ Bag and the Outerwear Repair Kit. Together they cover warmth, carry and care.

What is in the Duck Apparel accessories collection?

The accessories collection splits into three jobs. The DuckKnit Trio and the Soft Cotton Cap handle the parts a coat does not reach, which is the head, neck and hands, and those are the parts that decide whether a cold morning feels bearable. The Duck: Woven Tote and The Woven Handbag handle carry, from a market run to a weekend away. The DuckCare Laundry Bag, the Outerwear Repair Kit and the Spare ‘Roll Up’ Bag exist to keep a down garment usable for longer, which matters more with down than with most other fabrics.

Care items are the part people overlook. Down loses loft when it is packed badly or washed roughly, so a laundry bag and a repair kit are practical rather than decorative. A spare roll up bag matters in Australia because so much winter travel involves moving between climates in a single day, from a warm city morning to a cold alpine afternoon, and a coat that packs down is a coat you actually bring.

Which accessories should you pair with a duck down coat?

Pair a duck down coat with knitwear at the neck and head first, because a coat with an open collar loses warmth quickly. The DuckKnit Trio is the piece to look at when winter mornings in Melbourne, Canberra, Hobart or the alpine towns start below single figures. The Soft Cotton Cap does a different job, covering sun and light chill through the shoulder seasons rather than deep winter. If you carry a laptop or a change of clothes, a woven tote works better over a bulky down coat than a shoulder bag with a short strap, because the longer handles clear the padded shoulder instead of sliding off it. The order matters too. Warmth first, then carry, then care, is the sequence most people follow once they own a down coat in Australia.

Accessories as gifts

Accessories are the easiest part of the Duck Apparel range to buy for someone else, because knitwear, caps and bags do not depend on a precise fit. Anyone shopping to a budget can compare the gifts under $100 collection with the gifts under $150 collection to see which accessories fall into each band. For a specific occasion, the Mother's Day gift collection narrows the range down to the pieces that suit that gift, which is useful given Mother's Day lands in May in Australia, right as the cold weather arrives.

Frequently Asked Questions

What accessories does Duck Apparel sell?

Duck Apparel sells knitwear, a cap, bags and care items as accessories, including The DuckKnit Trio, the Soft Cotton Cap, The Duck: Woven Tote, The Woven Handbag, the DuckCare Laundry Bag, the Spare ‘Roll Up’ Bag and the Outerwear Repair Kit. The range is built around duck down outerwear rather than sold as a separate fashion line. Each piece either adds warmth, carries something or keeps a down garment in good shape.

What is the DuckKnit Trio?

The DuckKnit Trio is the knitwear set in the Duck Apparel accessories collection, made to cover the parts a down coat leaves exposed. Knitwear at the head, neck and hands makes a bigger difference to comfort than most people expect, because those areas lose heat fast. It is the first accessory to consider for winter in Melbourne, Canberra, Tasmania and the alpine regions.

What is the Outerwear Repair Kit for?

The Outerwear Repair Kit is for fixing small damage to a down garment so that a minor tear does not turn into lost fill. Down escapes through holes, so a fast repair protects the warmth of the whole garment. It is a sensible thing to keep with any down coat that gets used outdoors.

Why would you need a laundry bag for down outerwear?

A laundry bag protects a down garment during washing, which is when down is most likely to be damaged or clumped. The DuckCare Laundry Bag exists for that job in the Duck Apparel range. Always follow the care instructions on the garment label itself when washing anything filled with down.

What is a roll up bag used for?

A roll up bag is used to pack a down garment down to a smaller size for carrying or storage. The Spare ‘Roll Up’ Bag in the Duck Apparel accessories collection is the replacement option for anyone who has lost or worn out the original. Packing a coat this way is common on flights and on trips between warm coastal cities and cold inland or alpine areas in Australia.

Are Duck Apparel accessories a good gift?

Duck Apparel accessories work well as gifts because knitwear, caps, bags and care items do not require the recipient's exact size. That removes the main risk in buying outerwear for someone else. Bags and knitwear are the most popular choices for winter and for Mother's Day in May.

Which accessory should you buy first with a new down coat?

Buy knitwear first with a new down coat, because a scarf, beanie and gloves close the gaps a coat cannot cover. Care items come next, since a repair kit and a laundry bag protect the value of the coat over several winters. A bag is the last of the three, and it is chosen more by daily habit than by climate.