Shops (UK)

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This list, in alphabetical order, lists shops in the UK whose status on genderqueer and nonbinary identity acceptance is known. (Most likely found through gender-inclusive titles on membership and loyalty cards, etc.) Edits should, where possible, link to evidence.

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ASDA (supermarket)

• Do they allow any gender neutral titles? Yes; any
• Do they allow no title? Yes, if you put a full-stop/period, I assume? But the field on their online registration form is required.
• Evidence: Screenshot of their online registration form, June 2013.

Link to homepage.

Boots (pharmacy)

• Do they allow any gender neutral titles? Yes; Mx. But not online (either for advantage card or purchases). Also mandatory binary identity.
• Do they allow no title? Unknown
• Evidence:
  • Photo of Boots advantage card with Mx on it, April 2013.
  • Advantage Card application with no Mx available and mandatory binary gender.

Link to homepage.

The Co-operative (supermarket, pharmacy)

• Do they allow any gender neutral titles? Yes; Mx
• Do they allow no title? Yes
• Evidence:
  • Photo of Co-op membership card with Mx on it, May 2013.
  • Co-op membership card with no title on it, January 2014.

Link to homepage.

Debenhams (department store)

• Do they allow any gender neutral titles? Yes, any
• Do they allow no title? No
• Evidence:
  • Delivery note with Msc on it, uploaded January 2014

Link to homepage.

Hotel Chocolat (fancy chocolate shop)

• Do they allow any gender neutral titles? Yes, Mx
• Do they allow no title? No
• Evidence:
  • Blog post, February 2019

Link to homepage.

John Lewis (department store)

• Do they allow any gender neutral titles? Yes, any
• Do they allow no title? Unknown, presumably same as Waitrose
• Evidence:
  • Screenshot of online form with free text title field containing Mx, September 2013

Link to homepage.

Sainsbury's (supermarket)

• Do they allow any gender neutral titles? Yes; Mx.
• Do they allow no title? No.
• Evidence:
  • Screenshot of website on Reddit, September 2020.
• Note: Sainsbury's uses Nectar as a loyalty card, which does accept gender neutral titles.

Link to homepage.

Screwfix (DIY & Home Improvements)

• Do they allow any gender neutral titles? Yes, Mx only.
• Do they allow no title? No.
• Evidence: Registration form [Note: you have to enter an email to reach the stage with titles. No emails will be saved.]

Link to homepage.

Tesco (supermarket)

• Do they allow any gender neutral titles? No. Also mandatory binary identity.
• Do they allow no title? No.
• Evidence: Clubcard application

Link to homepage.

Waitrose (supermarket)

• Do they allow any gender neutral titles? Yes; any
• Do they allow no title? Yes, if you put a full-stop/period, I assume? But the field on their online registration form is required.
• Evidence: Screenshot of their online registration form, June 2013.

Link to homepage.

WH Smith (book and stationery shop)

• Do they allow any gender neutral titles? Yes; any
• Do they allow no title? Yes, if you put a full-stop/period. But the field on their online registration form is required.
• Evidence: Screenshot of their order form, November 2013.

Link to homepage.

Whitegate Farm Shop (Stafford)

• Do they allow any gender neutral titles? Yes; Mx
• Do they allow no title? No; title field is required.
• Evidence: Screenshot of registration form, May 2013.

Link to homepage.