Price on request
Tommy Adaptive collection
Adaptive clothing. Mainstream fashion line with hidden magnetic closures, seated-wear cuts and openings for braces and prostheses.
Adaptive clothing and travel gear
Last updated: 5 October 2026 · Total: 5 products
Standard clothes are cut for standing bodies and nimble fingers. Adaptive clothing changes that with magnetic or hook-and-loop closures, side or back openings and seated cuts, as in the Tommy Adaptive collection and the IZ Adaptive range, where trousers are higher at the back and free of bulky rear seams. Adaptive underwear such as Slick Chicks fastens at the sides so it can be changed while sitting or lying. Adaptive footwear like BILLY zip-around shoes opens fully to take a foot or an orthosis. Travel gear covers items that make journeys with a disability easier.
5 products
Filter and sort these productsUSD 28 (manufacturer shop)
High Waist Brief
Adaptive underwear. Underwear with side fasteners so it can be put on sitting or lying down without stepping in.
USD 60-170 (manufacturer shop)
BILLY zip-around shoes (range)
Adaptive footwear. Shoes with wrap-around zips that open the whole upper so the foot drops in from above.
Price on request
Seated-cut clothing range
Adaptive clothing. Clothing cut for the seated position with seamless backs, no back pockets and magnetic closures.
USD 1,495 (manufacturer shop; reduced from USD 2,195)
GO-Anywhere Commode 'N Shower Chair (CS)
Travel gear. Collapsible rolling commode and shower chair that packs into a carrying case for travel.
How to choose
- For trousers, take measurements sitting down, as waist and leg length change in a seated position.
- Choose closures to suit hand function: magnets need little grip, hook-and-loop tolerates imprecise aim.
- Avoid thick seams, rivets and back pockets where you sit, since they press on the skin.
- For shoes worn over an orthosis, check opening width and whether the insole can be removed.
Common questions
What is adaptive clothing?
It is clothing designed for people with disabilities, with features such as easy closures, openings placed for dressing while seated or lying, room for medical devices, and cuts that fit a seated posture.
What trousers are best for wheelchair users?
Seated-cut trousers have a higher back rise, a lower front, longer legs and flat rear seams without pockets. They stay in place when sitting and reduce pressure points under the body.