Uniteable Inclusive Fashion is closing in on its first anniversary. While high-profile labels such as Tommy Adaptive deserve credit for bringing inclusive merch to the mall, companies like Uniteable may represent the future of adaptive fashion.
“Some of those bigger brands paved the way,” says company founder Brittany Burke. “They understood [adaptive clothing] is something people were asking for, and they decided to give it a shot and see if it was scalable. But at the end of the day, it’s not their priority. Their products need to be versatile enough so they’re salable to a wide range of individuals. We’re really focused on the adaptive community, and that’s our number-one priority.”
Uniteable’s commitment to the disability community made them a natural sponsor for the 2022 Amputee Community Survey that we’re co-sponsoring with The Liner Wand. Complete the survey before it closes on February 18 and you can score some of Uniteable’s amputee-friendly Magnolia Pants, among other goodies. Take the survey here, and visit Uniteable online at uniteable.co.