George at ASDA was the first supermarket to launch an adaptive clothing range for those with disabilities, and it’s just added a whole host of new designs for more specific needs
Last September, George at ASDA became the first supermarket clothing range to launch its very own collection of adaptive clothing, which was designed to support independent dressing for those with disabilities.
The latest items were produced in support of BBC Children in Need, with the collection of casualwear designed to work for a whole host of different needs and circumstances. The latest additions to the adaptive wear collection include official Children in Need T-shirts, which have an eye-catching design done by illustrator Liz Pichon of Tom Gates fame.
There are also long sleeved versions, like the Children In Need Pudsey Easy On Official Top, £3.20 here , which has a discreet feeding tube hole in the front, and the Children In Need Pudsey Braille and Sign Language Top, £3.20 here , which has an easy fastening across the shoulders.
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