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Optivus

Adaptive fashion to make independent dressing easier.

Logo with the O in Optivus as a wheel of a wheelchair with a figure in the wheelchair and the lettering in black capitals on a white background

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Who they are

Cristel was inspired to create an adaptive urban streetwear brand for kids by her disabled son, Liam.

Liam has a rare metabolic disorder which interferes with his ability to metabolise protein and this lead to severe brain damage. Liam’s stiff limbs and spasms made dressing a painstaking chore and as a young boy Liam would indicate his fashion preferences with his eyes or hands and asserted his choices confidently. 

Combining functional design with fashionable aesthetics, Optivus aims to empower individuals like Liam to dress with comfort and style, they also aim to lighten the load for caregivers with easy to use fasteners, adjustable elements, soft, sensory friendly fabric. Optivus’ brand voice says “dress for life, not limitations” and this perfectly sums up their ethos.

What they sell

Optivus have a range for adults and kids, including an unisex range of hoodies and tops. 


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Woman demonstrates use of ease of opening a bag on the back of her wheelchairWhite hoodie with wheelchair graphic with user raising arms to demonstrate strengthWoman in a wheelchar demonstrates the zip in the jeans which goes from hip to ankleWhite t shirt with the word reset shown vertically on the right next to a graphic of a person in a wheelchair