What Makes a Good Unisex Baby Gift?
“My friend is having a baby but doesn’t know the sex. What can I buy them?” We get asked this quite a lot at Ducky Zebra! Sometimes it’s for a...
Join Ducky Zebra at Festive Pop-Ups
Ducky Zebra is popping up at markets and events across Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire and Yorkshire this festive season. Take a look at where you can find us below: 9th October: Grand...
Ducky Zebra wins Silver for Best Unisex Fashion Collection at the Junior Design Awards 2026
We're happy to share that Ducky Zebra has won Silver for Best Unisex Fashion Collection at the Junior Design Awards 2026 for our Highland Pals Collection. This is our third...
The Algorithmic Beige Bias: Why AI Thinks Unisex Baby Clothes Must Be Colourless
Have you ever wondered who decides what your children should wear? Historically, it was high-street retailers and traditional gender stereotypes. Today, a new force is quietly shaping the future of...
What Does Unisex Children’s Clothing Really Mean?
Unisex children’s clothing is often used to describe a style, but its original meaning is much simpler: clothing that can be worn by any child, regardless of gender. So why...
Ducky Zebra Shortlisted for Best Unisex Fashion Collection in the Junior Design Awards 2026
We're delighted to share that Ducky Zebra has been shortlisted for Best Unisex Fashion Collection in the Junior Design Awards 2026 for our Highland Pals collection. As a small independent...
Challenging Stereotypes in Kids' Clothes Is About More Than Just Colour
I recently received feedback that Ducky Zebra doesn't always look like a brand that's challenging stereotypes because many of our designs feature blues and greens. As a result, some people...
Why We Waited Four Years to Launch These Dungarees
When we first started designing our Under the Sea Collection in 2022, we thought we'd be launching it the following summer. Instead, it took four years. At the time, that...
Why we chose coral pink: The story behind our latest T-shirt
We didn’t originally set out to create a pink kids’ T-shirt. Here’s the story behind our coral pink design, made from soft organic cotton and designed for everyday play.
Our Story About Creating Clothes That Challenge Gender Stereotypes
This short video shares the story behind why I create kids’ clothes that challenge gender stereotypes. It started with frustration - not just at pinks for girls and blues for boys, but...
5 Ways to Involve Boys in International Women’s Day
I’ve joined many International Women’s Day events, and most follow a similar pattern. Women speaking to women about women. These spaces are energising and important. But I often leave with...
Ducky Zebra named in the UK’s Green Growth 100
We’re delighted to share that Ducky Zebra has been selected as part of the Green Growth 100, an initiative launched by Small Business Britain in partnership with BT to spotlight...
Children’s Fashion in 2026: Trends, Market Realities & What’s Next
I’m now in my fifth year of running Ducky Zebra, and after seeing so much change in children’s fashion, it feels like the right moment to share my predictions for...
Introducing Ducky Zebra Rental
We’re thrilled to share something we’ve been working on for a while: you can now rent Ducky Zebra clothes directly from our website! Very few children’s brands offer rental through their...
Building Emotional Literacy at Home: How to Help Kids Name Their Feelings
Ever watched your child swing through a whole rollercoaster of emotions in an hour? Helping children name their feelings is key to emotional literacy, confidence and empathy. From practical tips...
