Startup aims to make inclusive and adaptable clothing

While the global marketplace for consumer goods moves towards more inclusivity, “adaptive” clothing is slowly catching up.

Startup aims to make inclusive and adaptable clothing

While the global marketplace for consumer goods moves towards more inclusivity, “adaptive” clothing is slowly catching up.

Retailers like Asos and brands such as Tommy Hilfiger and Nike have introduced adaptive clothing ranges in recent years. However, the industry has been slow to recognise the demand for clothes that cater to people with disabilities and limited mobility.

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