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Fashion For Everyone: The Top 20 Genderless Fashion Brands


Fashion For Everyone: The Top 20 Genderless Fashion Brands


Gender Neutrality Is The New Norm In Fashion 

Fashion has long been defined and restricted by arbitrary gender norms, with stores split into men's and women's sections. This separation, however, is quickly becoming obsolete among the young and rebellious who see gender as an idea. In a world where Harry Styles walks the red carpet in a skirt and Zendaya shows up at film premieres rocking a suit, gender in fashion can't help but feel old-school. Renowned designers like Telfar Clemens and Teddy Santis are forging a new path by creating apparel that can appeal to anyone, reminding us that cool clothes are cool clothes regardless of what gender you are. Here are the top 20 genderless fashion brands to support. 

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1. Wildfang

For fly gender-fluid blazers, button-ups, coveralls, graphic tees, and trousers, look no further than Wildfang. The company was started by a group of ex-corporate workers in Portland, Oregon, who didn't understand why so many garments were so poorly made and lacked pockets. A portion of the proceeds is donated to good causes.

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2. Both&

Not satisfied with the existing sizing options, Both& created their own based on information gathered through surveys handed out to the community. Their thoughtfully designed signature tees are made from quality heavyweight cotton that can conceal a binder and look good on any body. 

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3. JACQ

JACQ designer Jackie Yang doesn't make clothes for any specific gender. Instead, the focus is on stylish, high-quality garments that anyone can wear, paving the way to a new norm in fashion: gender neutrality.

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4. Big Bud Press

Big Bud's mission is to cater to all bodies regardless of gender or size. It has everything from graphic tees to jumpsuits and accessories, and sizes range from XXS to 6XL. 

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5. Ijji

Ijji is a genderless fashion brand based in LA. Their emphasis is on responsibly designed and made minimalist pieces that anyone can feel good in.

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6. TomboyX

TomboyX's mission was to create undergarments that people of every gender would feel good in. In addition to well-crafted underwear, the brand makes swimwear, activewear, tees, and hoodies.

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7. CIHu

CIHu's tagline, "Clothes for humans," says it all. This brand appeals to any (or no) gender and almost any age, offering unique, bold, and comfortable apparel for youths and adults.

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8. Telfar

American designer Telfar Clemens started creating genderless clothing back in 2002 before it was cool. The Telfar line is made up of streetwear-inspired, avant-garde pieces that challenge gender norms.

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9. Charles Jeffrey Loverboy

Charles Jeffrey Loverboy is a designer streetwear brand based in London. The brand's catalogue is focused on playful, genderless, runway-worthy pieces.

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10. Aimé Leon Dore

Founded in Queens, New York in 2014 by Teddy Santis (creative director for New Balance's MADE in USA line, Aimé Leon Dore is a genderless elevated streetwear brand. Their unique collection offers everything from Gore-Tex jackets to eye-catching Formula One-inspired jumpsuits. 

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11. Bode

Famously a favorite of Harry Styles, Bode is a unisex brand that boasts hand-crafted vintage-inspired designs. The collection is crafted from repurposed Victorian-era quilts and antique textiles.

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12. HUEMN

HUEMN is an award-winning Indian fashion brand that's redefining unisex apparel. The brand is known for its oversized silhouettes, creative texturing, and interesting patterns. It also responsibly sources its materials and crafts clothing in small batches.

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13. Kirrin Finch

Kirrin Finch is a menswear-inspired brand that offers dapper androgynous styles in a wide range of sizes. The materials they use are sustainably sourced and they ensure their products are produced in ethical factories. They also have a resale platform integrated into their website where you can find pre-loved Kirrin Finch products. 

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14. Olderbrother

Olderbrother is a whimsical, genderless fashion brand from Portland. The brand uses only natural dyes and materials and only works with eco-conscious textiles. Cashmere sweaters, hoodies, jeans, and rugged jackets are just some of the products on offer.

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15. Official Rebrand 

Official Rebrand is at once a genderless fashion concept and an anti-waste initiative. It transforms discarded clothing into genderless fashion staples through artistic alterations, giving them new life. 

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16. Androgynous Fox

Androgynous Fox is a gender fluid fashion brand that focuses on inclusivity and empowerment. The brand's catalogue consists mainly of button-up shirts, undergarments, hoodies, and accessories. 

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17. Mokuyobi

Gender neutral fashion doesn't have to be drab. LA-based brand Mokuyobi's collection is focused on bold colors and prints. All their items are made in the US. 

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18. Lucy and Yak

British clothing brand Lucy and Yak is known for its playful and vibrant unisex designs. Their garments are made with organic cotton and recycled materials, and they pay their tailors in India four times the state minimum wage.

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19. I AND ME

I AND ME is a denim and lifestyle brand based in London with an emphasis on gender-neutral design and sustainability. The brand uses biodegradable natural fibers and offers complimentary denim repairs to ensure you never throw out a pair of their jeans. 

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20. Bobo Calcutta

Bobo Calcutta is a trailblazing Indian clothing brand that fuses art and fashion. If your thing is bold colors, intricate embroidery, and eclectic patterns on genderless silhouettes, this is the brand for you.

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