Adaptive clothing for people with disabilities - Intotum fashion (Enable: The Disability Podcast)

Intotum founder Hanan Tantush is a UK-based fashion designer who makes adaptive clothing for people with disabilities. In this episode of "Enable: The Disability Podcast," she speaks about being diagnosed with ADHD and making clothes for people like herself with sensory issues, the inspiration that came from her grandfather's style journey, and a desire to help people of all abilities feel good about themselves. Examples include replacing buttons with magnets; using soft and sensory-friendly materials; stretchy waistbands that aren't sweatpants; and backless trenchcoats for wheelchair users. "Adaptive fashion is really for anybody," she explains. "At is core, it's obviously for the disabled community... It gives you back that independence that we're all craving all the time, especially the people that acquire their disabilities later in life." For more info, visit https://intotumfashion.com/ or follow @intotum_fashion on Instagram and TikTok. “Enable: The Disability Podcast,” which highlights amazing people with disabilities and different abilities, releases new episodes weekly on YouTube and all major podcast platforms. Follow facebook.com/enablepodcast or @enablepodcast on Instagram and TikTok for more. Note: Views expressed in this podcast do not necessarily reflect the views of Advance Local. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices