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Seeking a competitive edge? Curious about the next trend in fashion? Look no further. Like maternity, active and plus-size clothing, adaptive fashion is trending up to be the new genre in global fashion.
Predicted to be valued above $US400 billion by 2023, the adaptive clothing market is the next boom. Are you prepared?
Did you know that 1 in 5 Australians (and most global populations) live with a disability? This statistic excludes people living with arthritis, frozen shoulder, tennis elbow and simply, maturing bodies. Does your current range provide for this market yet?
Learn about adaptive fashion from Australia's leading adaptive label, Christina Stephens, in this invite only, one hour workshop in West Village (Brisbane).
Trends, business opportunities, funding opportunities, labels, how adaptive clothing works, who the customers are and much more.
When: Friday, 29 October, West Village.
Express your interest at hello@christinastephens.com.au
Places are limited to ten (10) business on the night. Say 'hello' now and come along for some drinks and nibbles...
At Mable, we are big supporters of small business. Please join us and NDSP Plan Managers to celebrate Queensland Small Business month. The inspirational, award-winning Dr Dinesh Palipana OAM will open the conversation, followed by a number of amazing speakers who will share their stories.
Carol Taylor is a lawyer and the first quadriplegic fashion designer. Carol recently made history showcasing her adaptable clothing range at Australian Fashion Week with her business partner Jessie Sadler under the Christina Stephens collection.
Event: Tuesday, 31 May 2022
Adaptive Clothing Collective debut runway presentation at AAFW. Featuring Christina Stephens and JAM the label.
Sydney, Thursday 12 May at 10am.
