How to Care for Polyester & Viscose Fabrics

Founded by Joe Saba, SABA was built on a simple idea - to create clothing that feels modern, refined and relevant to the way Australians live.



For six decades, the brand has defined modern Australian tailoring through thoughtful design, precise construction and a quiet confidence that transcends trends. Many customers still return to pieces they have owned for years - a favourite pair of jeans, a special dress, a ‘going out’ shirt - garments that have become part of their lives and stories.

As Joe Saba reflects, it’s deeply flattering to see the affection people still hold for those pieces today.



Celebrating the past. Designed for the future.

For sixty years, SABA has created pieces designed to become wardrobe foundations. Refined tailoring, elevated essentials and considered silhouettes have defined the brand’s collections across generations. These are the styles that customers return to again and again - timeless pieces that feel relevant today and years from now. Clothing made to be worn often, kept for years and carried forward.

Six decades of SABA captured through moments in fashion.

From early tailoring and denim to iconic campaign imagery, the archive reflects a brand that has always embraced modernity while remaining grounded in timeless design. These images tell the story of SABA’s evolution - a visual history of confident dressing, thoughtful design and enduring style.

The Dharma Suit - shaped by craftsmanship, thoughtful construction and an understanding of how we work today.

The suit begins with the fabric - chosen for its subtle texture, natural fluidity and quiet lustre, it travels well, resists crush and maintains its shape throughout the day. Balanced proportions and precise tailoring create a silhouette that feels structured yet effortless - offering polish without restriction. The Dharma Suit is designed to support the rhythm of contemporary working life. Confident, versatile and crafted to last.

• Washing: Wash viscose garments inside out on a delicate, cold cycle (30°C) to preserve their texture and shape. Avoid soaking, as this can distort the fabric.

• Drying: For optimal results, always hang viscose pieces to air dry. Avoid tumble drying or exposure to direct sunlight, which can cause shrinkage or misshaping.

• Ironing: Iron viscose garments inside out on the lowest heat setting to protect the fabric’s smooth finish. Use steam to help release any remaining wrinkles gently.

By investing in the proper care of your SABA pieces, you ensure that they continue to deliver the sophistication, comfort, and durability you expect—wear after wear, year after year.