Primark launches clothing range designed for people with disabilities

Range of womenswear and menswear contains 49 pieces adapted from brand’s bestselling items to suit variety of needs

Mobility Aid Decoration Tutorials

All my mobility aid customization and decoration videos! This includes decorations for my forearm crutches and for my wheelchair.

Shani Dhanda: The Fashion Word Still Doesn't Cater For Disabled Women

Shani Dhanda shares her experience of buying clothes as a disabled woman with brittle bone disease, and how the fashion industry needs to be more inclusive.

Unhidden Founder Victoria Jenkins On The Lightbulb Moment That Inspired Her Adaptive Label

Victoria Jenkins’s hospital encounter was a lightbulb moment. Unlike the qualifications of those behind adaptive brands on the market, Victoria Jenkins herself was a garment technologist, with experience at a wide range of high street and luxury labels. Here she speaks to Vogue about her London label, Unhidden.

The (Fashion) Minority Report launches newspaper

As part of its efforts to drive conversations around equity, inclusion and culture, The (Fashion) Minority Report has unveiled a new newspaper that looks to

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Why Top Brands Should Rethink Adaptive Fashion And Take It Seriously

In 2022, major clothing brands still see adaptive fashion for people with physical disabilities as a niche and limited market. Yet, given that 15% of the global population has some form of disability – the financial gains are considerable and entry into the market is not as complex as it may seem.