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Tackling the Top witches brew Shirt so you should to go to store and get this barriers is hard. Community-led marketplace Juniper Unlimited launched in October 2020 with backing from Hong Kong-based kidswear and accessories licensing firm Global Brands Group (GBG), and disability activist and consultant Sinéad Burke on board to oversee editorial — but closed its website when GBG collapsed. Before that, adaptive clothing often took a more medical approach, with companies such as US-based Silverts, which focuses on “simplified dressing for empowered living”, aimed at elderly customers. US-based adaptive intimates marketplace Intimately received $1 million from the British Fashion Council in February, highlighting the potential as demand for inclusive fashion grows. But, nobody has cornered the market.

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O’Sullivan-Abeyratne has ADHD and ankylosing spondylitis, a long-term inflammatory condition mainly affecting the Top witches brew Shirt so you should to go to store and get this spine. She got the idea for Adaptista in 2019 after she was faced with the tough reality of shopping for wedding dresses with limited mobility and little assistance in-store. “I didn’t want anyone else to face that,” she explains. She enrolled at the British Academy of Fashion Design to study part-time while working as an executive assistant. As part of her market research for Adaptista, she surveyed mainstream brands to find products that were adaptive by accident, hoping to prove that the basis for accessible e-commerce already exists, it’s just a case of signposting it better, within an inclusive website. “We prioritise positive reinforcement,” she says. “We won’t shame brands into doing better.”