Not a maker but a shop, and a useful one: Zappos opened its adaptive section in 2017 and now lists thousands of items from dozens of labels, filtered by need rather than by trend. Shoppers can sort for seated fit, easy closures, sensory friendly seams or diabetic footwear. The standout service is footwear sold as single shoes or as two different sizes, which spares anyone with one foot from buying two pairs.
Handy when a wheelchair user wants to compare several brands in one basket, with free shipping both ways and a 365 day return window that takes the risk out of guessing a size. Customer service runs around the clock by phone. The catch is coverage: shipping is aimed at the United States, and because the range is curated from other brands, an item can vanish when the supplier stops making it.
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