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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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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...

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...

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How can we tackle the gender confidence gap?

Evidence shows that confidence levels are evenly matched for boys and girls until the age of 8. But between the ages of 8 and 14, girls’ confidence...