For decades, the fashion industry has operated on a simple assumption: design for the "average" body, and everyone else will figure it out. But what happens when you can't lift your arms high enough to pull a sweater over your head? When arthritis makes buttoning a shirt feel like solving a Rubik's …
For decades, the fashion industry has operated on a simple assumption: design for the "average" body, and everyone else will figure it out. But what happens when you can't lift your arms high enough t…
For decades, the fashion industry has operated on a simple assumption: design for the "average" body, and everyone else will figure it out. But what happens when you can't lift your arms high enough to pull a sweater over your head? When arthritis makes buttoning a shirt feel like solving a Rubik's cube? When a stroke leaves one side of your body weaker, turning getting dressed into a 45-minute ordeal? For millions of people (seniors, people with disabilities, those recovering from surgery or injury) fashion hasn't just been inaccessible. It's been an afterthought. That's changing. And the shi…
Ben Graham
June 30, 2026
David Buck 
Greg Payne 
Sandy Kibling 
Deborah Johnson 
Jeff Armstrong 
Michele Simms 
Jodie Filogomo