News & Blogs - GFW Clothing — Fashion & Styles

At GFW we have made a choice against standard commercial practice – we only make what is needed! Every GFW shirt tells the story of many skilled hands, craftsmanship, and the intricate supply chains that bring it to life. We are committed to becoming transparent in our process, holding ourselves and our partners to the highest standards. By building close relationships with our independently owned manufacturer, who share our values and principles, we ensure that every step of production aligns with our commitment to quality, integrity, and ethical practices. Production ethics We have partnered with a small bespoke Turkish textile...

Inspired by the bold, eclectic spirit of the city we love and adore. GFW Style Name: Brighton Edge (or Angle) Cuff with 2 Buttons and an Extra Hole for Cuff Links. A versatile and stylish feature. Why We Love It. Versatile: Wear it your way—buttoned up, with cuff links, or folded back for a stylish touch (especially with a contrast fabric). Thoughtful Design: We’ve considered our customers with shorter arms—you can turn the cuff back and use cuff links as a button for a perfect fit! Adjustable: Two buttons let you adjust the width of the cuff ensuring the best...

By Suki Is there such a thing as non-binary fashion? 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 where the root of these gender codes originate...

We've been producing our gender neutral collections for over 7 years now. Is the fashion world overall still embracing gender neutrality and why is gender free clothing still so important? In the last few years, the concept of gender neutrality has really begun to gain traction, as many in society continue to challenge traditional gender norms and embrace inclusivity. One area where this shift is particularly evident is in the world of fashion. Gender-neutral clothing, has become a powerful tool for self-expression by breaking down the barriers of gender stereotypes How does the rise of gender-neutral clothing, and specifically in the case...

Gender neutral clothing is often touted as “too masculine” or geared towards a more boyish look. However, there are a few hacks where you can pull off a truly gender neutral look without appearing too feminine or masculine. You can also achieve a gender neutral look and be feminine or masculine or anything in between…here’s how to do it! Brilliant boxers Boxers aren’t just for cis men…or even for those who want to express a more masculine look. In fact, boxer shorts are classed as gender neutral clothing. They’re perfect if you want to wear a skirt while you play...

There’s no shortage of amazing LGBTQIA+ people to look to for outfit inspirations. In this blog, we’re going to give you the lowdown on some of our favourite queer celebrities and how they manage to look so spectacular!    Credit Dfree / Shutterstock Janelle Monae If you’re over 30, you may remember when Janelle first hit the music scene in the late 00s and celebrated everything non-binary at a time when the term ‘non-binary’ wasn’t as widely known as today. Over the years she has championed bisexuality and pansexuality, as well as pushing through gender norms. Here are some wise words...

Super-fun patterned button up shirts + the perfect fit for your body = the DNA of GFW  Here at GFW we believe that everybody deserves to have a fantastic shirt to fit not only their body, but also their awesome style. GFW was a business born out of frustration - we were bone-tired of the insipid range of shirts on offer in the womenswear section. Why were they so dull, so puff-sleeved, so demurely pastel/stripey/floral? Over in the mens department there was a carnival of bright colours and bold prints, but they didn't nearly fit our body shape. Why were shirt patterns so gendered? Why was clothing even separated by gender? Why wasn't anyone doing anything...

Women wearing men’s clothes is fast becoming more widespread than ever before. Around 64% of women have worn men’s clothes before. But what are the things that change for women shopping the men’s section? As a fan of wearing ‘mens’ clothes, I’ve noticed a number of things...