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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.

  Guest fashion blogger Beth Kennedy. The high street chains are slowly but surely upping their game when it comes to gender-neutral clothing. But there are also a growing number of indie retailers offering a wide range of gender-neutral clothing which are a good place to shop for androgynous clothes which fit a variety of bodies. So where you can shop judgement-free, ethically and responsibly when it comes to gender-free clothes? Here are a few up and coming indie retailers who are readily embracing slow fashion, as well as providing label-free clothing... Tomboy Toes For those who prefer a more masculine...

Our paisley shirt is here to make a statement. Designed for every gender expression and everyBODY type, it’s unapologetically vibrant — because confidence is made to fit come in more than one cut or colour. Look 1 — Velvet Power When colour meets confidence. Styled with a purple velvet blazer, dark denim, and tan boots, this look celebrates texture and tone. The bright orange cuffs add contrast, while the tailored structure of the blazer keeps it sharp. Perfect for: parties, gigs, or anywhere you want to be the best-dressed in the room. Vibe: Retro glam meets modern androgyny. Style Tip: Add a silk...

Because great style breaks past gender norms — it’s freedom and expression, worn your way.Our black shirt is designed for everyBODY and every expression. From sharp tailoring to casual rebellion, it’s your wardrobe’s most versatile player. Leather. Denim. Confidence.Paired with a biker jacket, raw denim, and Dr. Martens, this look channels classic cool with a modern, androgynous twist. The feathered hat adds subtle flair, while the orange cuff detailing gives just the right pop. Perfect for: gigs, queer nights out, or days you want to look effortlessly put together with zero compromise. Vibe: bold minimalism — understated rebellion with purpose. Style Tip: roll...

Behind the Seams: Our Visit to the Shirt Factory Earlier this month, we took a trip to Istanbul to visit the factory that produces our shirts. For us, it wasn’t just about business, it was about connection, trust, and making sure the people behind GFW Clothing are working in the right conditions. The reason we originally chose to partner with this manufacturer is simple: they’re a family-run business with decades of experience in shirt making. Turkey has a long-standing reputation for its world-class cotton and linen textiles, so we knew we’d be in safe hands. On top of that, the...

By Suki Is there such a thing as non-binary fashion or the perfect androgynous or non binary outfit? From a young age we are influenced by our surroundings and instantly put into a category by our biological sex. From the second we’re born, ‘It’s a girl/boy!’ leads us to believe we should follow in conventional gender footsteps. We are bought blue or pink toys, taught to believe dresses are for girls and trousers are for boys and that things like make-up are gender specific. No no. Things are really starting to change. We could argue all day long as to...

Ride a bike, work on a farm? This bread is for you (but not if you are a woman). First, there were gendered shower gels, now there seems to be gendered everything. In many ways society seems to be travelling backwards...and here's one reason why, if you can sell the battleships game in pink for girls and in blue for boys you can sell 2 per family instead of one! Here are a few social posts calling out the bullshit that sums up the insane world of gendering anything and everything...   Men! Listen up! Wearing a mask is for women....