Happy Holidays everyone! No matter your religion or beliefs, everyone is celebrating something this time of year.
We have come up with a small but hopefully helpful list of gift ideas you can get for anyone, not just disabled people. It includes clothing that are made inclusive for anyone’s size, gender, and disability (if they have one of course).
Go on, you know you want to. Take a look at the list, and happy shopping!
Push Collection
This unique and gorgeous collection, created by the wonderful Keisha Green, has clothing mostly for amputees but also can suit anyone who is interested. They have a wide selection of dresses, pants, two-piece and denim items that will rock your world! Personally, we love the visuals on the site, including disabled models with amputees, which helps the awareness of that specific impairment.
Click here to view their catalogue;
The ‘Altar’ Catalogue
Including multiple size variations on all their designs, this e-commerce website has it all – from dresses, to shoes, jewellery and cosy sweaters, there is something for anyone for any occasion.
As well as the last listen site, the models featured on this site have a wide collection of diversity – proving that their collection is suitable for anyone, no matter your size or inability.
But hurry, they are having a big sale at the moment which ends on 18/12 – everything included has up to 80% off, while stocks last.
So, click here to visit their website;
Calvin adaptive clip-on ties
Treat your man this festive season with easy-go clip-on ties that are not just ideal for people with poor motor skills or dexterity issues who may find it difficult to do up a traditional tie, but also anyone who wants to get dressed in the morning without all the hassle!
Click here to check them out, available in black and grey!
Sole Mate Shoes – Find your matching pair
This newly-made online store may be in its early beginnings, but we believe it has the full potential to become something HUGE! Their site may be a bit confusing to navigate or even find out what they do exactly, but we have a full explanation:
What this site does is they collect people’s details and match you up with a potential “sole-mate”– basically an extra shoe that you or your fellow amputee may need. All you need to do is enter your details, including size, gender and email. Once received, your information will be added to their database where you’ll be matched with your sole-mate if one exists. You’ll also be given access to the members/group sections where you can connect with potential sole-mates.
Now, how cool does that sound?! A site our amputee community has been looking for, but it also can be good for people who have a missing shoe or just simply want to help out a fellow amputee!
Click here to find your “sole-mate” today!
Liberare – Dressing has never been easier!
In relation to last week’s blog post, click here to read, this particular site states that “Adaptive can be sexy, too” – and we believe that they are definitely proving that with their online store.
‘Liberare’ creates inclusive underwear designs, presented on a boundless range of models with different disabilities, sizes and ethnicities. Not only do they have adaptive wear, they have multiple size ranges, beautiful colours and designs and fabrics – it’s makes us lost for words! They also have a diverse team working with them, almost every member listed on their ‘about’ page has some-sort of disability.
“It’s simple. Everyone deserves to feel beautiful. When we say everyone, we mean everyone… including us, people with disabilities. ´- the website currently states.
Find out more and visit their site here;
Shop boots galore at UGG Universal
If you follow us on our Instagram (and if you don’t you can find it here), you already know that the popular brand ‘UGG’ have officially created a collaboration with ‘Zappos Adaptive’ on their classic warm and fuzzy boots. Now, you can shop till you drop on these classic and inclusive designs, you don’t even need to be disabled to wear/buy these shoes – they just look too good anyway!
Unfortunately, they only have a very limited selection of designs, however you can help spread the awareness of these shoes and their unique designs today by clicking here to view their spotlight page on Zappos Adaptive.
IZ Adaptive jackets & coats
Whether bundling up for winter or preparing for rain, it’s important to wear something designed with the user in mind. These adaptive jackets and coats provide comfort and warmth all year-round.
For wheelchair users, IZ Adaptive coats and capes follow the line of the seated frame. For people living with limited mobility or who need assistance getting dressed, their designs help make getting dressed easier, with magnetic closures, hide-able pull tabs, simple capes, and no bunching or tucking of excess fabric. The seated capes and parkas are designed to layer perfectly on top of whatever outfit you are wearing, so that you can go outdoors with confidence.
Click the links below depending on your preferred dress code:
With a wide age range of styles and designs, this collection includes cosy, comfortable shoes that are suitable for anyone no matter their disability! Each design element – from zippers, pull loops and stitching to lace length and collar height – was designed to strike the ultimate balance of function and style, and was tested in real-time by individuals with disabilities. Consulting with the disability community and receiving first-hand feedback allowed SOREL and Zappos to ensure the highest quality, as well as functionality, of the new designs.
Click here to find out more and check out their store;
That’s all for now, Folks…
We do hope this list has been helpful. Keep checking in on our Instagram to get updates on our most recent events and posts.
Thank you to all these amazing companies and brands that have designed these items listed, but if you have any enquires or you want to suggest something to us on what you have found online, we’d be happy to hear and possibly share with the world – just click here to go to our Contact page.
Sayonara and Happy Holidays!
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