The new UNYQ Foot gives lower-limb amputees a versatile, aesthetically appealing prosthetic foot that functions well with a wide selection of footwear.
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Amputee Model Shaholly Ayers Takes Aim at Maxim’s Cover
Shaholly Ayers was once told she’d never get any modeling work due to her limb difference. Now she’s competing for a spot on the cover of Maxim.
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The Most Affordable 3D-printed Prosthesis Covers for Amputees
The market for decorative prosthetic accessories is more vibrant than ever. There are more companies to choose from, a wider price range, and a broader spectrum of products.
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When It Comes to Prosthesis Covers, One Size Doesn’t Fit All
Prosthetic covers need to be flexible enough to fit the occasion, but too many people in the prosthetics industry offer solutions that don’t allow consumers to mix and match.
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No Limbits Feeds Amputee-friendly Jeans to ABC’s Sharks
Will Erica Cole’s No Limbits amputee-friendly jeans reel in a huge investment on ABC's Shark Tank? Get the latest news on her rapidly growing adaptive fashion company.
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When Buying Shoes as an Amputee, It Pays to Be Choosy
After Alexandra Boutté lost her leg, shoe shopping stopped being fun. But over time, she found new ways to get a kick out of buying new footwear.
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Investors Bet Big on Intimately Adaptive Lingerie
With its new line of sexy, accessible, and comfortable undergarments for women with disabilities, Intimately fills a badly underserved niche in the inclusive clothing market.
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Zebedee’s Amputee Models Are More Than Pretty Faces
If you see an amputee model in an ad for Nike, Target, Microsoft, or some other giant global brand, odds are they're repped by Zebedee Talent.
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Q+A: Nike Shoe Designer Richard Ramsay Is No Dummy
We called Richard Ramsay to learn about the amputee mannequins in Nike’s retail stores. As it turned out, Ramsay had a much bigger story to tell.
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5 Amputee Models in Runway of Dreams’ NYFW Show
New York Fashion Week is back after an 18-month pandemic pause, and Runway of Dreams will be right in the mix. The adaptive fashion pioneer will host its annual Fashion Revolution show tomorrow night at the Glasshouse, featuring new lines from Hilfiger, Zappos, Kohl, JC Penney, Target, and Stride Rite. No organization puts people with...
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Amputee Sock Prints Pack a Visual Punch
Amputee Sock Prints bills itself as the world’s first and only purveyor of customizable amputee socks. The two-month-old company's catalog includes more than 200 eye-catching designs.
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Playing the Sock Market
Socket Socks are colorful, comfortable amputee fashion accessories to decorate a prosthetic socket. See the designs and get ordering information.
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Jeans for Amputees, by an Amputee
The Amp Pants by No Limbits feature inseam zippers, reinforced fabric, and other enhancements to accommodate the prosthesis-wearing casual dresser.
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Amputee Clothing Gets a Lift from Uniteable
Big-name brands brought inclusive clothing to the mall. But companies like Uniteable may represent the future of adaptive fashion, one of the fastest-growing segments in the clothing industry.
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Adaptista Wants to Raise the Bar on Inclusive Fashion
Maria Abeyratne is both a designer of adaptive fashion, and a consumer of it. That puts her in a unique position to facilitate dialogue between makers and wearers of inclusive clothing. To get the conversation started, Abeyratne launched an international survey last week at Adaptista, an adaptive fashion marketplace that’s designed to build community among...
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Prosthetics and Perceptions
How do artfully designed and decorated prostheses affect an amputee's self-perception after limb loss? Here's what the data show.
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Ready to Wear: Amputee Fashion Tips
“In the grand scheme of all the struggles that come along with losing a limb,” writes Alexandra Boutté at Limbitless Sunshine, “clothing may not sound like a significant one. But it is part of what makes us feel like ourselves. . . . I just wouldn’t be myself if I stopped caring about fashion.” That’s...
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Four Up-and-Coming Amputee Models
Experts predict the adaptive fashion market will reach $400 billion in annual sales by mid-decade. Meet four amputee models who are helping retailers sell all that adaptive clothing.
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Artful Prosthetic Covers Salute Healthcare Heroes
Mark Williams believes he wouldn’t be here today if not for the UK’s National Health Service. “They saved my life when I was a boy,” says Williams, a former Paralympic swimmer who lost his left leg at age 10 in a car-bicycle collision. “From the paramedics who came to my accident and whisked me to...
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