
If you prefer to ditch the gender stereotypes for your kids, here's where you can find unisex clothes in Singapore...
Gender neutral kids’ clothes have hit the mainstream, and we like it. You may have heard John Lewis, a department store in the UK, no longer categorises children’s clothes by gender – instead, they label for ‘Girls & Boys’ or ‘Boys & Girls’. In 2017 in Australia, the Victorian state government finally allowed girls to wear shorts and trousers to school in a move to break down gender stereotypes, a move that we think was well overdue. Surely, if girls these days are learning to code, they can also wear pants?
So, in celebration of these much-awaited forward steps for equality and in anticipation of many more, we thought we’d spread the word on kids’ clothing stores and brands in Singapore (or online stores with Singapore delivery) that make it easier to dress your kids gender neutrally. To be clear, these brands don’t necessarily shout about gender neutrality – we just feel they do a good job of letting girls and boys (and anyone really!) wear whatever they fancy. And that’s what it’s all about, right?
Where to buy gender neutral clothing in Singapore
1. Le Petit Society

Confetti, lions, rainbows, giraffes, paint splatters and cool geometric patterns are the order of the day at Le Petit Society, and lordy, have we placed a lot of orders! We are shameless in our adoration for this brand, which is the savvy creative vision of local couple Robyn Liang and Dylan Ong. Other than the store at Downtown Gallery, it sells online and it’s stocked in a few retailers around town. It also stocks other brands we love, such as Pretty Brave, Rockin’ Baby, and Hubble & Duke.
Where: Le Petit Society, stores in The Paragon and Downtown Gallery
2. Oh Happy Fry
A mumpreneur whose praises we like to sing, Rae Yun, curates lots of lovely brands to bring them to the kids of Singapore. Here you’ll find Bobo Choses, who are the superstars of cool and upbeat kids’ clothes with not a frilly bow in sight. Oh Happy Fry also stocks decor and lots of other swoon-worthy goodies.
Where: Oh Happy Fry, online only
3. Alexa and Alexa

This is your go-to for outlet shopping with a huge range of cool designers. Mini Rodini, NUNUNU, Bang Bang Copenhagen, and Popupshop (hello, giant panther and crocodile prints) are our picks for the more gender neutral options, and generally just the clothes we’d love to wear ourselves!
Where: Alex and Alexa, online only
4. Cotton On Kids

Sure, there’s a plentiful supply of pink bows and sparkly skirts here, but you can also pick up spots, stripes, and fun patterns in almost every colour and size imaginable. Clothes here are affordable, fun, and widely available across the island. And you’ll always walk out with a drink bottle or hair brush from the front counter because they’re just too cute to ignore.
Where: Cotton On Kids, locations throughout Singapore
5. Hipkin

International shipping from this Australian site costs between $15 and $35, but we’re willing to consider it to get our mitts on Bobo Choses, Munster, and Milk & Soda. Worth a look!
Where: Hipkin, online only
6. Esse for Pepi

Esse’s kidswear collection follows the brand’s minimalist and laidback design, making them wearable for all occasions. No time wasted deciding on what to wear! The agender line, in gender neutral colour palettes, is made from organic materials for ultimate comfort and versatility. What we also love is Esse’s vision of promoting sustainability – once your kiddos can’t fit in them, you can pass them on to someone else, regardless of gender. Such a good investment!
Where: Esse for Pepi, showroom in East Coast
For more shopping fun, check out our article on cool toy stores in Singapore!