Started in 2013 by Maura Horton after her husband, living with Parkinson's, could not fasten his own shirt, this label put magnets where buttons used to be. Shirts look conventional, with a normal placket and visible buttons, while the closure snaps shut along hidden magnets, so dressing takes one pass of the hand. The line covers dress shirts, casual shirts and polos in cotton and easy care blends, in standard men's collar and sleeve sizes, with women's styles too.
Sensible pick for wheelchair users whose hands tire or shake, and for anyone dressing for work who still wants a proper collar. It solves the top half only, so trousers come from elsewhere. Magnets are strong and need thought with pacemakers, and the shirts cost more than a plain high street shirt of similar cloth.
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