The first adaptive line from a major fashion house, launched in 2016 with the Runway of Dreams Foundation after a children's collection the year before. Magnetic buttons instead of small plastic ones, one handed zips, wider leg openings, adjustable hems and waists, seated fit trousers with a higher back, jackets with easy entry sleeves. Prices sit close to the regular Tommy range, so the adaptive tag does not carry a surcharge.
The pull here is looking like everyone else: same logo, same denim, same prep styling. Sold through the brand's own site and partner retailers, with men's, women's and kids' pieces. Stock is the weak spot, since sizes and popular styles go missing between seasons, and magnetic closures need a mention to anyone with a pacemaker or an implanted device.
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