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Where does the Progress Pride flag come from? In 2017, Philadelphia introduced a “More Colour, More Pride” flag as part of a campaign from the state’s Office of LGBT Affairs. They added both a black stripe and a brown stripe to the original rainbow flag. The original pride flag was created by gay activist Gilbert Baker, friend of Harvey Milk, to better represent queer and trans people of colour. But why is the Progress Pride flag significant to Philadelphia? The city wanted to address the ongoing problem with racism in gay bars. In fact, it was reported that 11 gay...

  Where does Fatboy Slim get his shirts from? Fatboy Slim, international DJ and musician is known for his striking shirts. When he saw our designs he said 'gimme those, right here right now' and bought 2 shirts straight away. We are chuffed to have his endorsement, this is what he says....

Which clothing company can offer shirts which fit the variations in our bodies: bigger boobs, wider hips, plus size? Shirts which offer a gender neutral aesthetic but will fit. Different shirt shapes for different bodies.

Introducing our new overshirt based on the classic Japanese Chore Tunic.  The lightweight canvas is versatile enough for city life, crafting or even bonsai gardening, a brilliant overshirt for effortless layering. Here are a couple of right Charlie 3 size people showing you how it looks on them.   LAX isn’t just another overshirt. Its name says it all: relaxed, versatile, and functional. Inspired by the timeless Japanese Gardener’s Tunic, it merges minimalist structure with subtle, clever details - think Bauhaus in fashion, where every line and seam serves a purpose, oh and real functional pockets! Crafted in a spring &...

We’ve had the pleasure of getting to know Cathy over several years, and it’s been a joy to watch both her work and her presence in the community flourish. Cathy lives in Hitchin, Hertfordshire with her wife, Clare, and together they are deeply rooted in their local area, actively supporting and championing the North Herts Pride community. Cathy’s artwork reflects that same sense of warmth and connection. Her paintings are cheerful, expressive, and full of character, the kind of pieces that naturally bring a smile. Inspired by both her surroundings and her observations of the natural world, her work captures...

Gender Free clothing isn’t a fashion statement, it works in harmony with our own individual lifestyles. 

In very general terms, butch style incorporates the more masculine side of menswear. Think sturdy and durable clothing such as outdoors wear, sportswear, smart suits and dapper ties. The butch fashion isn’t to be confused ...

GFW Clothing is the number one brand catering for clothes for gay women and Zoe has even gave us a mention in the Queer Looks exhibition featuring in Brighton Museum.