8 Non-Binary Inclusive Clothing & Gender-Affirming Brands to Know in 2026
Disclaimer: Enby Meaning® Media is not partnered with, sponsored by, or endorsed by the brands below. We curated this list from our own experiences and research, along with an extensive review of online reviews and threads, to ensure the community agrees. However, if you have not had a good experience or feel that our review needs another look, feel free to comment below, or our inbox is always open to inquiries.
We built this list because "gender-neutral" clothing racks are still, too often, just baggy grey t-shirts in three sizes. That's not gender euphoria; that's a compromise. Us enbies are always asked to compromise when we walk into 99.99% of clothing stores, and we’re tired of it. So we went looking for brands built for non-binary bodies, with real size ranges, real fit for different chests and hips, and makeup that doesn't market itself around "for him" or "for her" because WHAT? and WHY!
Here are ten brands we have discovered (or are discovering) that we think you should know about. If we missed your favourite, please drop it in the comments, cause just 10 will never be enough.
1. Wildfang
Products: Apparel/Clothing/Fashion for ALL
Sizes: XS–4X (check out Wildfang size guides)
Best for: tailored, structured pieces
Wildfang is a Portland, Oregon-based queer-friendly apparel company co-founded in 2012 by Emma McIlroy, Taralyn Thuot and Julia Parsley.
Wildfang built a brand around "wild feminism" and dressing outside gendered categories entirely; think sharp blazers, button-downs, and trousers cut to fit a range of bodies, not just borrowed from the men's section. It's one of the few places where "boyfriend fit" doesn't mean "guess and hope."
In 2018, Wildfang created a collection of T-shirts and a bomber jacket with the tagline, "I Really Care, Don't U?” This was in response to the "I Really Don't Care, Do U?" jacket worn by Melania Trump on her trip to visit immigrant children at a detention centre. All proceeds from the sales of the tag-lined items went to a charitable organisation, Refugee and Immigrant Centre for Education and Legal Services.
In July 2023, Wildfang produced Drag-a-thon, an event that earned Guinness World Records certification as the longest-running drag show and raised over $290,000 for The Trevor Project, an American nonprofit organisation focused on suicide prevention for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and questioning youth.
Link: WILDFANG
2. tomboyx
Products: Underwear, loungewear, swimwear & more
Sizes: A wide range for all body types (check out the tomboyx Fit & Size Guide, with tailored quizzes to find the perfect fit for your comfort!)
Best for: Everyday comfort and basics
tomboyx is an inclusive apparel brand founded in 2013 by Fran Dunaway and Naomi Gonzalez in Seattle, Washington, known for making gender-neutral underwear, loungewear, and bras designed to fit all body types and sizes regardless of gender.
tomboyx built its name on boxer briefs that actually fit a chest and hips, and has expanded into swimwear and loungewear with the same size range. For many readers, this is the first underwear drawer that ever felt designed with them in mind.
Link:tomboyx
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3. Kirrin Finch
Products: Tailored button-downs & suiting
Sizes: XXS–3X (check out the Kirrin Finch “How a Suit Should Fit” Guide)
Best for: gender-affirming formalwear
Kirrin Finch is a queer-woman-owned conscientious clothing company offering menswear-inspired apparel for women, trans, and non-binary bodies.
Kirrin Finch designs with you in mind so you can feel seen, confident, and show up authentically. When you look good, you feel good, and when you feel good, you can conquer anything!
When you need to look sharp for a wedding, an interview, or your own graduation and the “men’s” section runs too big. In contrast, the “women’s” section won't button over your shoulders; Kirrin Finch exists specifically to close that gap and give you a style that is sought out across all genders yet is way too often gatekept behind men's-only tailoring, sizing, and labels.
Link: Kirrin Finch
4. gc2b
Products: Binders & compression tops
Sizes: XS–5XL (check out the Chest Binder Sizing Guide @ gc2b)
Best for: safe, medically informed binding
gc2b is a trans-owned company based in Maryland, USA. Founded in 2015 by the CEO and designer—a Black and Latinx trans man—who saw what many in our community already know: that the only binding options available on the market were uncomfortable compression shirts made for cis men.
gc2b set out on a mission with this task in mind to create accessible, comfortable, and safer binding options designed by trans people, for trans people.
Over the past 10 years, since the company’s founding, they have grown their idea into a global brand rooted in community, care, and innovation by centring trans joy, safety, and visibility in everything they do.
gc2b remains a trusted name in binding because it treats safety as non-negotiable, ensuring breathable fabric, proper compression, and sizing guidance instead of a one-size-fits-all guess.
Link: g2cb
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Products: Custom binders, swimwear & gender-affirming underwear
Sizes: Made-to-Measure (check out the Free Custom Sizing Guide @ Origami Customs)
Best for: hard-to-fit bodies (if traditional size guides never cater to you, then leave them behind altogether with Origami Customs)
When off-the-rack doesn't work, Origami Customs makes it to your actual measurements, including binder-built swimwear so pool season doesn't have to mean dysphoria season. The brand specifically tailors its range of swimwear, lingerie, chest binders, and tucking gaffs for the gender-diverse and trans community. Origami Customs is one of, if not the only, businesses that offer FREE custom sizing for anyone, regardless of size or gender. Often, tailoring comes down to price, and even if the business model is valid, it leaves many in our community unable to do so. Origami Customs clearly recognises that each body is unique and aims to make each piece of clothing fit you perfectly.
Also, they don’t label their products by gender; anyone can wear anything they offer. If you want ready-to-ship products in your size, you can shop without navigating gender-defined options.
Link: Origami Customs
6. RodeoH
Products: Packing underwear, harnesses, & sex toys
Sizes: XXS to 5X, depending on the collection
Best for: everyday and intimate wear
RodeoH makes packing underwear that's comfortable for daily wear, not just special-occasion gear, which matters more than most non-enby designers ever think to ask about.
RodeoH is an LGBTQ+-founded, community-driven brand specialising in gender-neutral and gender-expressive underwear, harness gear, and adult novelties. Founded in San Francisco in 2011 by two queer women activists, the company disrupted the adult novelty market by introducing the world's first patented O-ring underwear harness. This design replaced uncomfortable traditional "buckles and straps" hardware with seamless, wearable fabric.
One of our favourite aspects of the brand is that they genuinely invite feedback and commentary on their products, saying that “community requests and suggestions literally shape what [they] create” and asking customers “don't hold back”.
Link: RodeoH
7. FLAVNT
Products: queer/trans owned streetwear
Sizes: unisex sizing
Best for: statement pieces
Founded by a trans couple, FLAVNT leans into bold, unapologetically queer graphic tees and streetwear instead of trying to disappear into "neutral" beige basics (which are fine but commonly everywhere)—perfect for days when you want your clothes to say something.
FLAVNT is a brand by queer people, for queer people, and they don’t believe in men’s or women’s clothing; they just make clothes that promote self-confidence and self-love, stating on their site, “be proud of who you are—FLAVNT it”.
FLAVNT shows through their statements, products, and actions that they believe everyone should give back to their community as much as possible. FLAVNT uses their social visibility to highlight that not everyone fits into the gender/social binary and nobody has to.
Link: FLAVNT
8. Thunderpants
Products: genderless underwear
Sizes: unisex sizing (check out their size guide @ Thunderpants NZ)
Best for: comfortable undies, supporting small sustainable business practices in NZ
Thunderpants is a small, ethical, family-owned company located in the Wairarapa. They specialise in producing “New Zealand-made cheeky goodness for your bum (and other areas) from regeneratively grown Australian cotton.”
They create underwear and clothing of exceptional quality and design, featuring fun, colourful prints. This commitment is evident in every product they offer. Their garments are designed for comfort and durability, and are also gender-neutral. You can browse and shop their products by product and size, and not conflate either one with a gender identity that shouldn’t be assigned to inanimate clothing pieces.
While they work hard, they also believe that life shouldn’t be taken too seriously. As a family-run business, their work environment feels like an extension of home. They prioritise 'people over profits' and embrace the mantra 'work to live,' not 'live to work.' Their culture includes communal lunches, pet-friendly policies, and a commitment to being a living wage employer. They have a strong love for NZ, their families, and their work.
They aim to ensure every aspect of production—from fabric creation to garment sewing—is traceable, tested, and quality-controlled. They strive to make their garments as ethically and sustainably as possible, improving the lives of everyone involved in the process, from cotton growers to the end wearers. You can explore their supply chain in detail, along with relevant links and certifications.
Link: Thunderpants
Wrap-Up (for now)
Building a wardrobe or makeup bag that actually reflects your gender is a form of self-respect most of us were told we didn't get to have. None of these brands will fit everyone perfectly, but each one was built by people who at least started from the right question: what if we designed for the body in front of us, instead of the one the label assumed?
Did we leave off your favourite? Let us know in the comments — we update this list as new brands step up.
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