Parents say girls’ and boys’ clothes differ sharply in fit and length. A gender researcher calls the sexualization of girls through clothing a serious problem.
Caroline Løvenstein Vegeberg cannot say exactly how many people have messaged her through the Instagram account ’Søster til Søster’ in recent days. But it is a lot, and the inbox has been flooded with complaints about differences between girls’ and boys’ clothing.
More than 850 people have also commented on the four posts that the gender and equality profile ’Søster til Søster’ has shared, which focus specifically on gendered design differences in children’s clothing.
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