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Limited Mobility Clothing

Why is Limited Mobility Clothing Important for Survival?

What happens when it becomes impossible to put on a shirt, pull up a pair…

developerOctober 21, 2025

Wheelchair clothing

How Adaptive Clothing Empowers People With Disabilities

Thankfully, when it comes to people with disabilities, many thinkers excel in consideration and empathy,…

developerOctober 8, 2025

Clothing for Stroke Survivor

How To Buy Clothing for a Stroke Survivor in Victoria, BC

When a person has a stroke, life can suddenly become different. Once easy things, such…

developerSeptember 19, 2025

Clothing for Stroke Survivor

Gentle Comforts Found in Clothing for Stroke Survivor

Have you ever noticed how the smallest details can lift a whole day? For someone…

developerSeptember 12, 2025

Open Back Adaptive Clothing and Accessories for those with limited Mobility. We will re-tailor your existing clothing or offer new styles and innovative designs. We can also design to suit extra special needs. We provide a range of accessories for wheelchairs, walkers and scooters. Also, Stoma bags, turbans, hand protectors for stroke patients and the list goes on. Fashionable designs to make you feel and look great.

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Size Guides

Men’s Standard Size Chart (Body Measurements)

Size	Chest (in)	Waist (in)	Neck (in)
XS	32 – 34	26 – 28	13 – 13.5
S	35 – 37	29 – 31	14 – 14.5
M	38 – 40	32 – 34	15 – 15.5
L	41 – 43	35 – 37	16 – 16.5
XL	44 – 46	38 – 40	17 – 17.5
XXL/2XL	47 – 49	41 – 43	18 – 18.5
XXXL/3XL	50 – 53	44 – 47	19 – 19.5

Women’s Standard Size Chart (XS-3XL)

Size	Alpha	Bust (in)	Waist (in)	Hip (in)
0-2	XS	32 – 33	24 – 25	34 – 35
4-6	S	34 – 35	26 – 27	36 – 37
8-10	M	36 – 37	28 – 29	38 – 39
12-14	L	38 – 40	30 – 32	40 – 42
16-18	XL	41 – 43	33 – 35	43 – 45
20-22	XXL (2XL)	44 – 46	36 – 39	46 – 49
24-26	3XL	47 – 50	40 – 43	50 – 53