You may be seeing us in the news, here’s why: We here at tomboyx are stepping into a bold new era, and it starts with coming home. Co-Founder Fran Dunaway has reclaimed controlling interest in t...
At tomboyx, all of our prints are dreamed up in Seattle, made by hand. It’s not a marketing angle, it's a reflection of who we are. Each line drawn represents our commitment to authenticity, crafts...
We here at tomboyx would like to introduce you to our new program, it’s called tomboyx giving. Over the past six months, we’ve begun supporting a range of LGBTQ+ organizations through monthly dona...
Hi everyone— I’m Fran, co-founder of tomboyx. Like many of you, I’ve been carrying a lot of grief and anger after the tragic killings of Alex Pretti and Renee Good in Minneapolis. Here at tomboyx, ...
A message from our co-founder, Fran Dunaway Hi there, Last week I got word that the FDA sent us a warning letter. Turns out they targeted us, along with several other LGBTQ+ owned companies, for s...
We’re giving away a $300 tomboyx gift card and two sets of matching undies. To enter for a chance to win, share a photo that captures how wearing tomboyx makes you feel. Whether it’s your self...
We’re thrilled to be featured in Becky Yee’s new editorial, “Clothes Have No Gender.” We love everything about her work - the models she chose, the way she styled tomboyx undies, bras, and appar...
The word ‘tomboy’ is often used by cishet society to invalidate the experience of young transmasculine people and attempt to keep them in the box they were assigned at birth. Easily written o...
After nearly 50 years of suppressing, a little more than a year ago,I came out as being on the transgender spectrum - m to f. As part of my journey I was looking for clothing that was comforta...
I spent my whole life chameleoning into what other people wanted from me – an obedient Christian girl with no opinions of her own, a quiet straight-A student who caused no trouble, and a sub...
I have been a people pleaser for as long as I can remember. I have always wanted to be liked by others, and tried my best to fit in, but something always felt off. I wasn't putting myself first, a...
It was the late 80's and early nineties and legalisation for homosexuals was just coming through in various states throughout Australia. I was in the military, and it was still illegal and anti...
