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5 unisex brands that you can't miss

5 unisex brands that you can't miss

Unisex and gender fashion brand growth is a sign that designing thinking about who-USA-what is changing.The Z generation has especially embraced the use of clothing with which they feel comfortable instead of what has been designated according to their sex.The constructions of masculinity and femininity are changing, blurring the lines between the traditional male and female clothing.

Retailers have to catch up when it comes to neutral gender fashion, since physical stores often separate men and women's clothes on different floors and even market.For buyers, find the right balance between the commercial and the trend can be overwhelming.However, some designers are testing the boundaries between traditional male and female codes to inspire gender equality conversations, perhaps have an impact on final sales.

According to Lyst, the success of the Gucci "Gucci MX" gender section, the line without genus Shapes of Converse and the Ivy Park X Adidas of Beyoncé garments show that purchases without gender will have greater impulse throughout 2021.Since October, the amount of new products available online with the “Unisex” label has doubled with respect to last year.

We present five brands in this line, that you cannot miss:

Ijji

5 marcas unisex que no te puedes perder

IJJI is a gender -free clothing brand founded in California in 2016 with some Japanese sensitivity in its DNA.The company focuses on natural fibers, faint colors and defined silhouettes, such as its pants of paintings and silk shirts.The name IJJI comes from a Japanese word that means "any baggy pants with laces".The collections are unisex and have inclusive sizes.

Cold laundry

The British brand Cold Laundry was founded in 2019 by the couple of designers Ola and Cerise Alabi.The brand offers a maid and woman's basic closet focused on the minimalist style, which highlights the Unisex padding jacket.“Our pieces are inspired by Korean fashion;Clean and minimalist looks with a touch of color, cuts and shapes, with fallen shoulder silhouettes, wide and square cut, ”Alabi a High Snobiety assured.

Mantle

Creatively directed by the marriage based in Australia, Larz Harry and Aida Kim, Man -lle collections are not specifically neutral in terms of gender, but many pieces, such as those inspired by work clothes, have sizes for both men for both menAs for women.As a brand, Man -lle has products focused on durability, reliability and practicality with the backdrop of the injured Australian landscape.Instead of focusing on a specific sex, garments have an equal sensitivity and adapt with each user and their evolutionary territory.

Eldest brother

Based on unisex pieces and sustainability, Olderbrother is a conscious clothing company focused on keeping natural clothes.From the cultivation of their dyes to their attention to detail when it comes to sustainable materials, the brand is a unique ethical fashion store in its kind.The company based in Portland, Oregon, believes in supporting the "self -deficiency" and in the creation of garments that anyone can use.

Collusion

Launched in Asos in 2018, Collusion is a GEN Z brand, which focuses on inclusion, collaboration and experimental fashion.The spirit of the brand is to create clothes for all bodies and that everyone "can wear it".The use of collaborators allows the contribution of different points of view, attending to the young and diverse audience of Asos.

This article has been previously published in Fashionunited.uk and translated and edited by Paula V.Pinuaga.

Photo credit: Courtesy of Asos, Collusion and Ijji.

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