A CHANCE FOR Fashion Inclusivity
Did you know... According to Statista, the adaptive clothing market has skyrocketed to a whopping $300 billion as of 2021, and it's projected to keep climbing with a global growth rate of 16% by 2024. In the U.S., Coresight Research predicts that this market will hit an impressive $54.8 billion by 2023.
These stats shed light on a remarkable opportunity that's long gone unnoticed—a community of active and engaged customers who have often remained invisible, confined to the limited realm of medical clothing.
When it comes to designing accessible and adaptive clothing, style is as important as function.
Fashion-forward clothing is a key player in boosting self-esteem and fostering self-sufficiency for individuals with disabilities, allowing them to express their individuality through their style choices. Join us in championing this vibrant community and embracing the immense potential of adaptive fashion."
LACK OF Representation
The loyal supporters of Lady Fines have long yearned for something the fashion world rarely delivered—true representation. Many have never encountered a fashion brand that truly resonated with them. They've often felt like outsiders or misfits, looking in on an industry that actively ignores them.
Lady Fines girlies are true fashion aficionados, constantly chasing that enchanting feeling of newfound confidence and the boost it brings with each stylish ensemble. This audience has been disconnected from mainstream fashion brands for too long.
What the Rebels crave most is a connection—with models who resemble people they know, and the exhilaration of seeing real girls rocking clothes they can relate to. Lady Fines offers just that, with adaptive and accessible fashion options that empower and excite them.
WHAT IS Adaptive Clothing?
Adaptive fashion is about inviting everyone to the table, regardless of their individual differences. Unfortunately, the current fashion industry makes it difficult for people with disabilities to find clothes that fit their needs.
People with disabilities face unique challenges when it comes to dressing. A simple act for some may be a daily challenge for others. For example, people with mobility impairments may need clothes that are easy to put on and take off, while people with sensory sensitivities may need clothes that are made from soft fabrics or that don't have tags. Lady Fines adaptive apparel includes various design features to meet these needs, including easy access closures, removable features, and interchangeable accents.
Lady Fines is all about embracing the needs of this community, and providing them with clothing that is not only functional and accessible to them but also stylish and trendy.