We launched Gender Free World in February 2016 and since then have produced over 72 different shirt patterns, 13 designs of boxers shorts, pyjamas, T-Shirts and socks to name a few of our products. We have made over 15 thousand customers happy, and for that we are immensely proud. However, it is with regret that we must announce a pause in operations. Despite our small but dedicated team, we have struggled to achieve the scale needed to sustain the business. Rising costs, supply issues, Brexit, and various challenges have made this difficult decision unavoidable. We will be closing our ph ..read more

By Beth Kennedy We’re here, we’re queer...but how can we signal this without saying anything? Queer signalling has been around for decades. In the 70s, LGBTQI+ signalled to one another using a handkerchief system. They would put hankies in their back pocket or their waistbands and each colour signalled a specific sexual preference and specific kinks. There were several variations of the hanky code, so if you’d like to find out more about this slice of LGBTQI+ history, take a look at this great article about flagging (TW: lots of very explicit sexual language). Flagging is not so common now, t ..read more

Fatboy Slim, international DJ and musician is known for his striking shirts. When he saw our designs he said'yes' and bought 2 shirts straight away. We are chuffed to have his endorsement, this is what he says....   ..read more

Guest blog by William Elizabeth Cuthbert Dressing for your gender identity can change everything about how you move through life. Confidence, posture, accepting compliments or opening up around others, can all shift towards how you are inside. But it can also reveal ways you’ve never imagined you could feel about yourself, as I found when I needed an outfit for two family weddings in 2021. Two ceremonies, one weekend, maximum pressure. At my sister-in-law’s, in the stately surroundings of Kenwick Park Hotel in the Lincolnshire Wolds, I hoped to make an impression as a member of the bridal part ..read more

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 ..read more

    We've got 100 pairs of our new socks to giveaway (all we ask is you pay £2 postage). The first 100 people to do these 3 things will receive a free pair of socks. Yeah! Rules to enter. 1. Like the post on Facebook or Instagram that led you to this page. 2. Sign up to our newsletter if you have not already (this is really important and we will be checking!) 3. Email lisa@genderfreeworld.com with your preferred colour and size (if your preferred colour is not available we reserve the right to substitute for another). If you are one of the 100, will then send you ..read more

We are thrilled to announce the launch of our latest collection: pyjamas for people who don't want their clothing choices to be confined by their gender! We believe that fashion should be inclusive, empowering, and designed to make everyone feel comfortable and confident in their own skin.  Our pyjamas are thoughtfully designed to provide both style and comfort without adhering to traditional notions of gender. We understand that everyone deserves clothing options that allow them to express themselves authentically, and these items are the perfect addition to your bedtime or lo ..read more

We’re delighted to announce the launch of our Pride Socks! Lisa, our amazing founder, explained: “We originally wanted to do the Progress Pride flag but, with 9 colours, the manufacturing equipment wasn’t up to it.” However unfortunate it may be that we couldn’t include all the colours, we thought we’d break down exactly what the Progress Pride flag colours represent and their importance. 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 an ..read more

Treat your shirt like a blank canvas - with black and white gender neutral work shirts for women, you really can add your brand of individuality. Smart shirts for businesswomen and some of the best shirts for interviews are easier to find than you’d believe. What if you’d prefer a less fitted cut shirt for women for work wear, but you need the staples of a black or white shirt? One of GFW Clothing specialities is formal wear for women who love androgynous or masculine-inspired shirts for professional women. We’re going to walk you through some of our most popular shirts for business ..read more

By GFW Director Lisa Honan Since we launched back in 2016 we have been committed to making in the UK for a number of reasons. As a new brand it was easier to work with a UK supplier, we could visit and learn about the production process especially with our different body shapes and multiple sizing. Our first factory was very helpful as they allowed us to make small runs which was essential in testing out the market. Of course garments made in the UK and then later when we used a Spanish supplier, cost more than than very large orders made in the developing world where workers are pai ..read more