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Trans- and queer-run fashion brands, Etsy shops, and lots of gender-neutral clothing lines you'll adore.
Hope and Harmony is an LGBTQIA+-run Etsy shop that makes super soft sweaters and trans-affirming tees. A portion of the proceeds from this shirt goes towards The Trevor Project.
Featured product: the transfolk t-shirt ($23.50, available in sizes S-3XL).
Wildfang is a queer-owned, trans-inclusive brand with gender-neutral sizing, durable workwear, fashionable blazers, comfy button-ups and cute accessories.
Featured products: Workwear coveralls ($188, available in sizes XS-XXL) and holographic-tote ($15)
Super Fit Hero is a body-positive company that makes size-inclusive, gender neutral activewear (that's been tested by athletes from sizes XS–5X). All of their products are ethically made in Los Angeles.
Featured Product: the metal capri leggings ($88, available in sizes L-7XL, leggings have full-size pockets on both sides)
A Tribe Called Queer was created by Sabine Maxine. They offer a line of everyday T-shirts with important messages centering the trans Black Queer community and movement. A portion of proceeds from their sales go directly to organizations such as Black Lives Matter and ProjectQ, which provides services and resources to homeless LGBTQIA+ youth.
Featured products: trans riot shirt ($35 available in sizes S-5X) and Black Is Beautiful Shirt (available in sizes S-2XL)
Kindom is a fashion brand offering clothing made with natural, reclaimed, recycled, and indigenous fabrics such as organic cotton, rPET textiles, and reclaimed deadstock. They have a gender-free collection, have convertible clothing, and work with fair-trade suppliers.
Featured Product: the Jasmine shirt dress ($134, available in sizes XS-XXL, can be worn as a long-sleeve shirt dress, a short-sleeve shirt dress, and as a long- or short-sleeve cropped shirt)
The Queerest Gear is an LGBTQ-run Etsy shop that sells apparel and accessories.
Promising review (for the shirt): "Love the shirt! Fits well and the graphic is awesome!" —Jack
Featured product: Frog and Toad are Gay shirt ($25, available in sizes S-4X)
Decolonizing Fitness is a Black trans-owned business offering activewear, affirming and accessible services, webinars, and fitness (and virtual) personal training classes in support of trans and gender diverse people.
Featured products: the Decolonizing Fitness muscle tank ($25, available in sizes XS-4X) and fitness for all bodies baseball shirt ($35, available in sizes XS-3XL)
LeoLines is an Etsy shop that offers underwear, bathing suits, chest-enhancing sports bras, and binders for trans folks.
Promising review (for the underwear): "I am just overcome with emotion about how well these fit and that they do what is advertised. I will be making many more purchases." —Kaylee
Featured product: the pastel underwear ($55.35+, available in child and adult sizes AXL-C2 and in multiple styles, and eight colors)
All of their products are ethically made to the highest quality, and many of their items are hand-printed.
Promising review (for the flannel): "They say you only need roughly a total of 30 staple items in your wardrobe and they will cover you for every occasion. This flannel is like having all 30 items in one. Lounging around the house? Perfect. It's incredibly comfortable and warm. Meeting a friend for coffee? Maybe tie it in a chic knot in front. On a date? Wear it like a cape. Black tie event? Dress it up with a nice bow-tie. Featuring in a period drama? Fashion it into a Jacobean ruff. You are limited only by your imagination." —Natasha S
Featured Products: the Bandaid Flannel ($69, available in sizes S-2XL), Ice Cream Leggings ($15, available in sizes S-XL), and Do It Tomorrow Button Down ($69, available in sizes S-XL)
Bye Gender is a community-based organization, whose mission is to help trans individuals access the funding they need to survive. Bye Gender was originally founded by Jason Hill and Samuel Leon to fundraise for life-saving transgender surgeries. The funds they raise also provide financial assistance to anyone who desires a name/gender marker change on their passport. They have a clothing line and they offer donated binders and menstrual cups.
Featured products: the Trans is Beautiful tank ($25, available in sizes XS-3XL)
Promising review (for the they/them sweater): "Bought this as a gift for my sibling-in-law and I just wanna hand it over NOW! It’s so soft and the pastels in the lettering look so lovely against the grey, and The Okra Project is such an amazing nonprofit. Meg was amazingly kind throughout the process and even threw in some freebie stickers with another part of my order!" —Zoe Hovland
Featured products: the they/them sweater ($35, available in sizes S-5X and eight colors) and the Protect trans kids sweater ($28, available in sizes S-5X and eight colors). 50% of the proceeds from these products are donated to The Okra Project.
Promising review (for the sweater): "As advertised — it's a great print, true to size (if you want roomy, size up), shipped quickly, and it washes well. I will def order again!" —Marieke D.
Featured product: nonbinary pride sloth sweater ($36.30, available in sizes XS-3XL and six colors)
Flavnt is an LGBTQIA+ and trans-inclusive apparel company that also sells hella-queer accessories. Flavnt started with the goal of creating clothes that promote confidence and pride, and they have fundraising initiatives to benefit the LGBTQIA+ community.
Featured products: the binary breakers baseball jersey ($49.99, available in sizes XS-3XL and two colors) and the be as gay as you want tee ($34.99, available in sizes S-3XL)
Chromat was founded in 2010, drawing from founder Becca McCharen-Tran's background in architecture. They are committed to empowering people of all shapes, sizes, and genders through their designs, swimwear, and apparel.
Featured Product: Bouloux II Swim Top ($78, available in sizes S–3XL and three colors, made from sustainable Italian fabric)
The Phluid Project is a brand that was created to empower people to be themselves and feel inspired to express themselves through Phluid's gender-neutral clothing, accessories, and footwear. Each purchase supports 100% diverse hires, queer and minority-owned brands, and donations for queer charities.
Featured Products: the Black Trans Lives Matter shirt ($35, available in sizes XS-XL), denim bib ($50, available in sizes 0-4 and two shades), and phuild graffiti boot ($99, available in sizes 8-16)
Rodeoh is a community-driven, trans-inclusive apparel company that offers gender-neutral underwear and comfortable, minimalist, gender-neutral harnesses. They also make gender-affirming packing harnessess.
Featured products: the green six-inch boxer ($19.99, available in sizes XS-4X) and the brief underwear ($19.99, available in sizes XS-4X)
Beefcake Swimwear make gender-neutral, vintage-inspired swimwear in small batches to ensure that each piece is made with quality and love!
Featured Products: the Stone Fox swimsuit ($99, available in sizes XS-5X), the Original swimsuit ($99, available in sizes XS-5X and five colors), and the striped Dreamboat swimsuit ($99, available in sizes XS-5X and five colors)
Jambys is a gender-neutral loungewear company that makes comfy pants, shorts, hoodies, and apparel for chilling indoors.
Featured Products: the house hoodie ($97, available in sizes XS-XXL and five colors) and long Jamby pants ($87, available in sizes XS-XXL and five colors)
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