Clarks has announced plans for unisex school shoes. The announcement comes after the shoe brand was criticised for “sexist” shoes for children earlier this summer.

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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 ...

Of the 78 styles of girl's shoe listed on the Clarks 'Girls School Shoe' website, 52 are open topped shoes, 20 of them are trainer-style, while the final eight are boots.

Clarks has defended its range saying it has 'more unisex styles 'than ever before' A mum's criticism over the range of girls' school shoes in Clarks has struck a chord with parents.

Clarks tweeted that the company has a "gender neutral ethos" and that they were phasing out the range of shoes. This Tweet is currently unavailable. It might be loading or has been removed.

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

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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, while ...

She claims the boys' shoes are 'sturdy' and 'weather proof' while the girls' are 'inferior' What's On By Emma Gill Parents editor 11:46, 10 AUG 2017 Updated11:41, 11 AUG 2017 Clarks has defended ...