May Marigold

May Marigold sell a range of adaptive clothing, earrings and prints.

May marigold in multicolour handwritten uppercase typeface, around a marigold painted flower.

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Who they are

May Marigold has been created by May Gauntlett - a fashion student from Norwich. Their mission is to create adaptive clothing advocates and not just a brand. They are committed to making a positive impact on our local communities by prioritising inclusivity, sustainability, and community engagement in everything they do.

What they sell

May Marigold sell a range of adaptive clothing, earrings and prints that are both designed to raise awareness to disability rights. If you are looking for a custom clothing look then you can also start the process going online by booking some time with a designer. 



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May wearing a yellow shirt and skirt outfit, with a yellow makeup theme and lightning flash earrings.A sketch of a person with a custom patchwork outfit, and ostomy bag cover.3 models with colourful outfits, one in a red theme outfit, one in a wheelchair adaptive outfit, and one in a yellow outfit.Disability star earrings, with green stars, and purple wheelchair icons.Adam billings in a 2024 photoshoot, in 70s style with a rainbow ostomy bag and purple jeans with rainbow pockets with days of the week.May in a yellow outfit with 2 other models, one in a pink theme outfit, one in multi colour patchwork.