About Us

ABOUT US

PURPOSE

Combating mental health challenges head on

VISION

Australia’s leading fitness apparel brand making a real
difference to mental health

MISSION

To provide affordable, quality, functional, comfortable,
durable fitness apparel

Courageous

It takes courage to go on. It takes courage to ask for help.

Supportive

We never leave a man behind.

Honest

Our communication style is direct, efficient and completely
honest.

Self-Disciplined

Even when we don’t feel like it, even when times are tough,
we will be here.

Our Story

If there is one thing the armed forces will teach you it is how to complete a mission in the grimmest of circumstances. How to draw on the deepest well of your grit, discipline and courage to persevere in the face of unparalleled adversity.

And at Sixty3, we’re a business on a mission.

In Australia right now there is a mental health epidemic. Almost half of Aussie adults will experience mental ill-health at some point in their lives. In the defence forces, those figures are about the same, but when it comes to suicide the rates are double what they are in the civilian population.

We exist to help change that.

Mental health isn’t just a cause we support—it’s the reason we exist. It’s what ended my career. It’s what led me to the darkest place imaginable. And it’s what led me to Iboga—the medicine that saved his life, gave him a second chance, and made him want to live again.

At Sixty3, we exist to connect veterans and first responders with alternative treatment options, plant medicine, and real hope. We are here for those still fighting battles no one can see - the warriors carrying invisible scars, the ones who feel trapped in an endless war inside their own minds. We’re here to say: There is another way. There are options. You are not alone.

Through our apparel, we wear our mission. Every purchase fuels awareness, connection, and access to healing - ensuring that no one has to hit rock bottom before they find a way back. We are breaking the silence, shattering the stigma, and proving that vulnerability is not weakness - it is strength in its rawest form.