A Chicago label started in 2021 that set out to make adaptive clothes people would wear by choice. The best known piece is a pair of trousers with long zips down both sides, opened for seated changing or a full dressing without lifting the wearer, sold in versions for home use and for care staff. Alongside them sit magnetic front shirts, easy on tops, and a small footwear and accessory list.
Aimed at wheelchair users who need help with dressing, and at care homes buying in quantity, with bulk ordering handled by the same small team. The range is deliberately short, so anyone wanting a full wardrobe will shop elsewhere as well, and the price of the zip trousers is noticeably above a supermarket pair. Fit notes on the site are detailed and worth reading before ordering.
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