Sensory friendly outfits adults

Now that you know all the basics about the world of adaptive apparel from Adaptive Clothing 101 Part I, we’re going to dive into the category of Sensory-Friendly Clothing, and introduce some wonderful companies that can provide it. If you need a quick refresher on adaptive and sensory-friendly clothing, please refer t

Clothes can help you create confidence and help you cope in stressful situations

Clothing Shopping Tips For Sensory Processing Issues. Written for people of all ages, here are my favorite clothing tips for sensory processing issues and tactile defensiveness, based on my own experiences

Have you ever put on a piece of clothing that just felt wrong? We're not talking about trying on a shirt that's too small or that looks different than it did online. #sensory #clothing

Sensory friendly clothing for kids and adults with sensory sensitivities can make getting dressed less stressful. Find sensory friendly clothing for all types of tactile sensitivities, for people with sensory processing disorder, autism, tactile aversions, or people who hate getting dressed.

I’m literally at this point where I just want to wear the same thing every single week to work. Obviously there isn’t any where that says I can’t. In my opinion wearing the same exact thing week to week just feels easier and relieves any stress or pressure I might encounter every morning. Anyone else just at this point where you don’t care if you are a cartoon character in the same outfit day to day? Where did society come up with that it should be any different? Oh that’s right consumerism…

Clothes that won't make you squirm

A Capsule Wardrobe First of all, what is a capsule wardrobe? (And totally aside here – I know you don’t call your clothes a “wardrobe” but that’s the term that is used…

Sensory clothing sensitivities can make getting dressed stressful for kids and adults. Find sensory friendly clothing for all types of...

Sensory-Friendly Clothing | Where, What and Why? Tips for what your child might need and the different options available!

Let’s be real—we’ve all had that moment where we cringe at the feeling of clothing on our body. However, for many, including those on the Autism spectrum and