Adaptista is a Fashionable, Adaptive and Inclusive Marketplace
Laura McQuarrie — July 15, 2022 — Lifestyle
References: adaptista & fashionunited.uk
Adaptista is a marketplace that provides design and fashion options for adaptive consumers and it's the first of its kind in the UK. The disability-led high-end shopping platform is on a mission to shift perceptions on what accessible and adaptive clothing should look like, and it does so with curated brands like Constant & Zoé, BP3 Underwear and Free Form Style.
Founded by garment technologist and disability advocate Maria O’Sullivan-Abeyratne to fill a much-needed void in the market for disability-led e-commerce options, Adaptista was custom-built and tested by disabled and inclusive software development experts. With text-to-speech, speech recognition, page translation, magnification and text styling, Adaptista, which describes itself as "the most fashionable adaptive and inclusive marketplace," is setting a new precedent as the adaptive clothing market only continues to grow.
Founded by garment technologist and disability advocate Maria O’Sullivan-Abeyratne to fill a much-needed void in the market for disability-led e-commerce options, Adaptista was custom-built and tested by disabled and inclusive software development experts. With text-to-speech, speech recognition, page translation, magnification and text styling, Adaptista, which describes itself as "the most fashionable adaptive and inclusive marketplace," is setting a new precedent as the adaptive clothing market only continues to grow.
Trend Themes
1. Adaptive Clothing Market - There is opportunity for the growth of an adaptive clothing market, as there is a lack of availability globally.
2. Inclusive E-commerce - The creation of inclusive e-commerce platforms may help fill the void in available adaptive clothing options.
3. Disability-led Design - Investment in more disability-led design could lead to innovations in adaptive clothing that are fashionable and functional.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Industry - Clothing companies may have to pivot their business models to be more inclusive of the disabled community.
2. E-commerce Industry - Inclusive e-commerce platforms could help tap into new markets of consumers who have previously been excluded.
3. Software Development Industry - The development of software and technology that caters to the disabled community could unlock new opportunities for accessibility in various industries.
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