‘The Phluid Challenge’ is New York’s first ‘gender-free’ clothes retailer, espresso store, and neighborhood house that’s checking gender norms on the door. The house was created as an effort to push the boundaries of what persons are snug sporting, and to create an inclusive house that rejects the binary of conventional retail.
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