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Clothing can be a problem for a person with disabilities. Buttons, small sleeve openings, and other details of everyday clothing can be difficult to manage. These obstacles can be overcome through the use of adaptive clothing. Clothing can either be made or adjusted to better suit a person with a specific disability. There are also many companies who make clothing specifically for people with special needs. With the right clothing, individuals with disabilities can enjoy greater independence and increased self-esteem.
Tips on Adapted Clothing This website is for people who are interested in wheelchair technology. It provides information and resources for those interested in wheelchair mobility. In the Community Living section of the website, there is an article that offers tips on adapted clothing.
Adaptive Clothing for Incontinence This page addresses the misconceptions about wearing incontinence garments under normal clothing. There are also links to companies that provide specialized clothing for those who are incontinent.
Adaptive Clothing Directory This directory provides a wide-ranging list of links of manufacturers and providers of adaptive clothing.
Clothing for People with Disabilities This article has some simple suggestions for making clothing easier to get into and more comfortable to wear.
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