ADAPTIVE CLOTHING COMPANIES

The fashion industry has a long way until its truly inclusive to all people. Accessible fashion for people with disabilities is often overlooked with many adaptive clothing options being shapeless rather than stylish. But today, more and more brands are embracing adaptive clothing with assistive technology, which enables people to wear the latest trends while still accessing adjustable and functional designs. The Good Housekeeping Institute Textiles Lab screened brands to find the best adaptive clothing brands that offer an assortment of options to suit a wide range of disabilities and needs.

Tommy Hilfiger Adaptive was created with one goal — to deliver classic, American-cool style with innovative design twists that make getting dressed easier for the entire family. Get inspired by the latest collection, featuring all your Tommy favorites, modified with one-handed zippers, magnetic buttons, and seams that open to accommodate prosthetic. Each piece is thoughtfully crafted to ease the everyday, so everyone can express their personal style without the fuss. 

Smashing fashion with function, BILLY Footwear incorporates zippers that go along the side of the shoes and around the toe, allowing the upper of each shoe to open and fold over completely. Thus the wearer can place his or her foot onto the shoe footbed unobstructed. Then with a tug on the zipper-pull the shoe closes and secures overtop the user's foot. It's simple. It's easy. 

Designed in America, for people with disabilities. Makes dressing easier and faster, so you can be you! Originating in Europe in the 1960s, Seven7 delivers seasonal menswear and womenswear collections, in a wide range of sizes and silhouettes. As one of LA's most affordably priced premium denim brands, Seven7 Jeans is widely known for its fantastic fits, superior quality, handcrafted details and unique treatments. The Seven7 brand is about feeling fashionable in your clothing and comfortable in your own skin.