Primark Launches Affordable Adaptive Clothing Line in Collaboration with Unhidden
The 49-piece collection, designed for people with disabilities, features adaptive functionality and will be available in select UK stores starting January 28.
- Primark's new adaptive clothing range, created with designer Victoria Jenkins of Unhidden, includes 49 pieces for men and women with disabilities or temporary impairments.
- The collection features practical adaptations such as magnetic zippers, hidden openings for medical devices, and waist loops to assist with dressing, all at affordable prices starting from £5.
- Key items include a £40 trench coat with seated adaptations, £14 jeans with magnetic closures, and a £12 padded gilet designed for medical accessibility.
- Research commissioned by Primark revealed that 75% of disabled people in the UK struggle to find accessible clothing, highlighting the need for such collections in the high street fashion market.
- The collection will debut in 31 UK stores and 113 Click & Collect locations on January 28, with plans to expand availability nationwide by the end of the year.