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Join Free Webinar: Closing The Gender Gap

We're delighted to be co-hosting a free online event on how we can close the gender gaps of confidence and emotional literacy in children. With gi...

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Help your child challenge stereotypes at school

How can we break the cycle of gender-stereotyping with our kids? Teaching them to question the stereotype and offer a counter-example is one parti...

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5 ways to involve children in challenging stereotypes at home

In partnership with Lifting Limits we share 5 easy ways you can involve children in challenging stereotypes at home. From becoming a supermarket ge...

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You can now rent Ducky Zebra kids’ clothes with thelittleloop

Rent a selection of our Ducky Zebra kids’ clothes with thelittleloop - the UK’s biggest shared wardrobe for kids, aged 1 to 10 years. Insured again...

You can now rent Ducky Zebra baby clothes with Borro

We've formed an exciting partnership with Borro, a baby clothing rental service, which allows you to rent our baby clothes (0-12M) for as little as...

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5 ways unisex kids' clothes make a positive difference

In this article we look at how unisex clothing can make a positive difference to children, their parents and carers, and the planet. Here are our t...

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Ducky Zebra pops-up in the Oxford John Lewis

We recently popped-up in the Oxford John Lewis. During our week-long stand we immersed ourselves in the John Lewis experience, showcased our collec...

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How Can We Break The Bias In Garment Production?

Trying to break gender bias is a core reason for Ducky Zebra’s existence, and we live this through our clothes and values every day. We work in an ...

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International Women's Day Event: Break the Bias

In celebration of this year’s International Women’s Day, we're delighted to have teamed up with Not only pink and blue to bring you a free online e...

We're Co-sponsors of Lifting Limits' Good Practice Award

We're thrilled to be the co-sponsors of Lifting Limits' Good Practice Award. Lifting Limits support primary schools to better recognise and correct...

Podcast: Breaking Gender Bias Thread by Thread

We recently joined the 'Where Ideas Launch' podcast, hosted by Katherine Ann Byam. Katherine looks at how we can innovate and live more sustainably...

BBC Radio Oxford: From marketing cars to selling clothes

During her interview with BBC Radio Oxford Sally Dear shares "that lightbulb moment" when her daughter at the age of 4 made her see the world throu...