10 Cotton Facts For Little People With Inquisitive Minds
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5 Tips On How You Can Make Kids' Fashion More Sustainable
With children growing at a rate of knots, how can we practically slow our shopping down and buy more sustainably? From conscious purchasing to switching to more sustainable fabrics, discover 5...
Five Start-up Mistakes: the Diary of a CEO
Just over a year ago Sally Dear launched Ducky Zebra - a sustainable childrenswear brand that breaks the ‘pink, blue rulebook’ with their colourful, unisex clothing. In this article, Sally...
5 Reasons Why Unisex Baby Clothes Are Good: For You, Your Baby and the Planet
Why are unisex baby clothes on the rise? From easy sharing and money saving through to greater comfort and positive messaging they benefit not only you and your baby, but...
Colourful kids’ clothes: Can they really affect your child’s mood?
Have you ever heard of dopamine dressing? Sunny Wallis takes a look at how different colours can affect your child’s mood and behaviour. Spoiler alert: it might come as no surprise...
Webinar: Closing the gender gap of confidence and emotional literacy
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 girls' confidence levels plummeting between the ages of 8...
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 particular technique. In this article we've partnered with Lifting Limits to provide 6 stereotypes...
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 gender detective through to challenging the language and characters we see...
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 against stains and general wear...
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 £2.50 a month.
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 top 5 benefits ...
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 collection and met some fantastic customers. Discover more about...
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 industry though,...
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 event, where we’ll discuss...
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 gender bias, which can often go unnoticed. They also...
