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Category: Style
8/19/11: IZ Adaptive Winter Coat Offer
Now is the time to buy the adapted coat of your dreams. IZ Adaptive is offering a fabulous August special on their jackets and coats.
8/16/11: Do you look good today?
A brand new wheelchair fashion blog has hit the interwebz courtesy of Jamie, a 33 year old wheelchair-user from Florida. Her blog, “I Look Good Today,” is a fashion blog with heart. Read this blog
7/24/11: Why does the news love paralyzed brides?
As a wheelchair-user myself, I love it when women in wheelchairs get married. But is it really THAT big of a deal if they do? Why the abundant recent news coverage over the “paralyzed bachelorette?” Is it a masked pity fest? Read my blog
Spin 2.0: Accidentally accessible fashion trends
Flats, stretchy skirts and long tank tops are the best fashion trends to ever come around for wheelchair-users, and here’s why. Read my blog here
Spin 2.0: Wheelchairs banned from trying on wedding dresses
An inaccessible bridal shop in Michigan has gone so far as to ban wheelchairs from their dressing rooms, worried the wheels may damage the dresses. Stephanie Nash, a wheelchair-user, and her cohorts are calling this shop out on their bullshit, and for good reason. Read the rest
Spin 2.0: Rolling Elephants wheelchair jeans
Rolling Elephants is the latest wheelchair jeans manufacturer to hit the scene, offering a more rugged look that harkens to the site’s roots in rural Germany. Read the rest
The flyest jacket every wheelchair guy needs
Can’t walk? You don’t have to sacrifice style. This revolutionary men’s suit jacket from IZ Adaptive is designed for wheelchair-users, helping you channel your inner Rat Pack like nothing else.
Spin 2.0: Fashionistas take on wheelchair fashion
Able-bodied fashionistas were asked to give a new wheelchair-user some outfit suggestions, and some of their recommendations were totally solid. Read my blog
Spin 2.0: Wheelchair fashion storefront debuts
This may be a first. IZ Adaptive Clothing, one of the few clothing lines in existence that was created with wheelchair-users in mind, has opened a posh new storefront in Toronto, Ontario, giving rolling fashionistas access to one of the most progressive fashion houses ever created. Read the rest