Upper Limb Mobility
Wide necklines, magnetic fasteners, and soft cotton fabrics make dressing easier when arm and shoulder movement is limited.
- Velcro closures
- Loose armholes
- Tag-free seams
Common Dressing Challenges
Lower Limb Mobility
Elastic waistbands, side openings, and soft fabrics reduce strain when bending knees or hips is difficult.
- Side-fastening pants
- Adjustable hems
- Breathable stretch cotton
Diabetes & Lymphedema
Seam-free socks and loose-fitting garments help avoid pressure points and protect sensitive skin.
- Cushion-sole socks
- No restrictive bands
- Soft, moisture-wicking cotton
Wheelchair
Designed with side openings, flat seams and soft fabrics for seated comfort and easy wearability.
- Pressure-free fit
- Wrap boxer shorts
- Side-fastening pants
Arthritis
Soft, adaptive designs reduce joint pain and make dressing easier for people with limited dexterity.
- Wide openings
- Easy fasteners
- Lightweight cotton fabric
Neurodivergency
Tag-free, soft-touch clothing that supports sensory needs for those with autism, ADHD or tactile sensitivity.
- Flat seams
- Tagless interiors
- Breathable organic cotton
