There has been an increase in adaptive fashion brands launches lately, so much so that Primark have added their own range. Never Grey spent a lot of time researching the top adaptive brands and designers and added them to our site. But we wanted to add a few of them to this blog so you can easily see them.

WearMatter

WearMatter bridges the gap between fashion and accessibility, catering to individuals with disabilities who often face challenges in finding clothing that meets their needs while also reflecting their personal style.

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Christina Stephens

A full range of clothing available for women including sleepwear, clothing suitable to wear for physio appointments and a great range evening wear which look fantastic.  For men there is a range of tops and trousers as well as waistcoats, shorts and jackets.

Find out more about Christina Stephens 

Intotum fashion

Intotum sells adaptive clothing for men and women including tops with poppers for ease of use. They have great items such as jumpsuits, trousers, tops and tops. In addition to this there is a fantastic range of items for kids including a range for tube feeding. 

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JAM the label

Jam sells adaptive clothing for male and females including a range of tops and t-shirts. Their range includes tops that are sensory tops with no tags or seams. Their range also includes hoodies with magnetic zip and pullers.

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Dewey Clothing

Dewey Clothing stock a fantastic collection of women's clothing for 5ft 2 and below which reduces the need to adapt standard clothing as they are ready to wear. They have a wide range of styles including activewear, hoodies and T-shirts. 

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And last but not least..

May Marigold

May Marigold is an adaptive fashion brand where you can have custom clothing made, beginning initially  with a personal consultation.

Find out more about May Marigold