It’s the differences between the school shoes designed for boys, and the school shoes designed for girls. Jem took to ... Of course it’s not just Clarks, it’s all school shoes.

In a statement on the company website last month, Clarks ... “sexist” shoes for girls. Jemma Moonie-Dalton wrote on Facebook that she was “dismayed” by the choice of school shoes for ...

A mum's criticism over the range of girls' school shoes in Clarks has struck a chord with parents. Mum Jemma Moonie-Dalton says that while the retailer's shoes for boys are 'sturdy, comfortable ...

British shoemaker Clarks, known for its thick-soled comfort kicks, is being accused of “everyday sexism” after releasing kids’ school shoes with gendered names. The company called its girls ...

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Clarks has been accused of "everyday sexism" by outraged parents on Twitter for stocking a line of girls' school shoes called "Dolly Babe", while the boys' equivalent is called "Leader".

A UK shoe shop with a "gender neutral ethos" has been accused of sexism after customers noticed a considerable difference in the naming of its shoe ranges for boys and girls. SEE ALSO: People are ...

Clarks has been accused of "everyday sexism" for a calling a girls' school shoe "Dolly Babe", while the boys' equivalent is called "Leader". The girls' shoes carry a heart-patterned insole ...

A mum's criticism over the range of girls' school shoes in Clarks has struck a chord with parents. Mum Jemma Moonie-Dalton says that while the retailer's shoes for boys are 'sturdy, comfortable ...

Clarks has reportedly pulled a line of school shoes for girls after it was accused of “blatant discrimination” and “sexism”. The shop became the centre of the row over lines of children ...