Move. Give the system something to classify.

Classification unsuccessful.

Society asks you to select, fix and label your identity. Haus of Mx. begins where that request fails. Move your cursor or touch the screen — the labels try to catch you, and can't.

Mr. · Ms. · either · neither

Mx. begins where the box ends.

The world taught us to fit before it taught us to exist. Mx. is the title that refuses Mr. and Ms. — it exists beyond the binary. Keep moving: the box you were put in comes apart.

Gender⁠-full.

Not genderless — that can mean absence. Gender-full means possibility. We design around expression and fit, never departments. The same matter becomes a body that never settles into one fixed form.

Aleix López — designer, drag artist, founder

One practice. Not another label.

Designer, drag artist and founder are not three identities — they are one creative practice. Haus of Mx. did not begin to add another label. It began because there were already too many.

The PROUD Tee

White light hides every colour.

Boxy, gender-free, heavyweight organic cotton. Rhinestone columns — a Pride flag you only read up close.

The PROUD Tee is a relaxed, boxy, gender-free T-shirt in 100% heavyweight organic cotton, embellished with vertical rhinestone columns that read as a subtle Pride flag. Move across it to send light through the crystals and release their colour.

I didn't come out.
I switched the lights on.

You don't wear PROUD to tell people who you are. You wear it so they know you're not hiding.

Not an audience. A Haus.

Real people, wearing it their way — permission-cleared portraits and voices. The room was always too small; the people were never too much.

So we built a Haus.

The room was too small, so we built a Haus — not a place you are allowed to enter, but one where you no longer have to ask. Every mark you made is part of the Mx. in front of you.