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Adaptive Clothing for Wheelchair Users: Standing Out While Seated
In the past, traditional adaptive clothing designs have primarily focused on the needs of the elderly. While seniors ...
Adaptive Clothing: Canada’s Climate, Your Comfort
From coast to coast, Canada is known for its beautiful scenery and complex climates. Unpredictable weather patterns c...
Adaptive T-Shirts: A Staple Piece For Any Wardrobe
A plain t-shirt can be seen as boring, however these simple pieces are anything but. The right t-shirt can be a blank...
Dressing in a Wheelchair: Clothing That Is Convenient, Accessible and Stylish
For most people, getting dressed in the morning is a simple process. In many cases, all it takes is a quick trip to a...
Keep Warm, Keep Dry, Keep Active: Accessible Wheelchair Capes, Ponchos and Rain Gear
In a complex climate, a properly planned outfit is key to keeping cozy. A multi-layered approach might help to keep y...
Functional Fashion: Shirts with Magnetic Buttons
When managing hand dexterity, everyday tasks can quickly become a time-consuming challenge. At IZ Adaptive, our team ...
Game Changing Designs: Seamless Back Jeans for Wheelchair Users
Taking pride in your appearance can breed confidence and the right wardrobe can help with this. In addition to lookin...
Adaptive Clothing for Women: From Casual to Career Wear
“Dress for the job you want”. It is an old saying but one that still rings true. The right wardrobe can exude profess...
The Pressure Sore
How Pressure Sores Affected This Wheelchair User's Life
by Anthony Lue
I’m warning you now...this is going to get gra...
Disabled But Not Really: Q & A with Wesley Hamilton
IZ Adaptive CEO, Benedict Marsh, sits down with philanthropist, speaker, athlete, model, and founder of Disabled But Not Really, Wesley Hamilton to talk about his organization, overcoming limiting mindsets, leadership and building community.
A Comprehensive Guide to The Importance of Functionality in Clothing for Wheelchair Users and People Living with Physical Disabilities
How Adaptive Clothing Makes Getting Dressed Easier
Many people living with physical disabilities experience chall...