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Anthropologie Introduces Adaptive Clothing Collection for People with Disabilities
Anthropologie Introduces Adaptive Clothing Collection for People with Disabilities Anthropologie launched its first adaptive clothing line, featuring eight modified designs of popular items. The collection, in collaboration with FFORA, includes magnetic closures, adjustable lengths, and seated wearability. Influencers with…
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Primark and adaptive clothing
I saw this article below about how Primark in the UK are looking a developing there adaptive clothing line later in the year. We’re thrilled to share that we’re partnering with award-winning adaptive designer and disability advocate,Victoria Jenkinsas part of the next stage in our journey to make Primark a more accessible…
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Stylish adaptive men's fashion
Stylish adaptive men's fashion Men's lifestyle and clothing brand Brooks Brothers has partnered with magnetic apparel MagnaReady to create the first adaptive shirt. The Brooks Brothers x MagnaReady shirt brings together Brooks Brothers' iconic button-down shirt with MagnaReady’s patented adaptive technology with magnetized…
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Moving mood accessibility fashion experts
Found this really interesting company but shame it is so experience as an indiviual to access information on how make accessible clothes. https://movingmood.com/en/
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one+other
In January 2023, CVS Pharmacy unveiled "one+other", a beauty and personal care brand. Recognizing a significant gap in representation for the disability community in the self-care aisle, CVS Pharmacy introduced the Universal Tools collection, prioritizing inclusive design. In a recent survey conducted by Gauge on behalf of…
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Embracing Accessibility through Fashion
Accessible Fashion People with disabilities constitute the largest minority group in the world, yet are the most under-served and under-represented. From brick-and-mortar stores without wheelchair access to limited options on E-commerce platforms, shopping for clothes and accessories can be particularly challenging for…
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Promoting Inclusive Beauty Brands for People with Disabilities
In today's society, the beauty industry plays a significant role in shaping societal standards of attractiveness. However, these standards often fail to recognize and cater to the diverse needs of individuals with disabilities. Inclusive beauty brands that prioritize accessibility and representation can contribute to…
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Embracing Accessibility through Fashion
Accessible Fashion People with disabilities constitute the largest minority group in the world, yet are the most under-served and under-represented. From brick-and-mortar stores without wheelchair access to limited options on E-commerce platforms, shopping for clothes and accessories can be particularly challenging for…
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Adaptive Beauty Tools
Hey, everyone! Do you know about the adaptive makeup brand Glide Beauty? The company's founder is a makeup artist who was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease. They use universal design best practices to create products like eyeshadow, eyeliner, and eyebrow pencils that somebody with limited dexterity and strength can use.