Cat & Jack offers adaptive clothing for girls, boys, toddlers, and babies. Cat & Jack clothing is available only at Target. 

Tommy Adaptive by Tommy Hilfiger is a collection designed to make dressing easier for everyone. Clothing from Tommy Adaptive includes features such as sensory friendly fabrics, easy to secure fasteners, prosthetic friendly fits and clothing designed for seated wear. 

Aerie by American Eagle offers adaptive intimates and apparel including bras and underwear for women.

Victoria's Secret and PINK offer adaptive bras and panties that include features such as magnetic closures, front strap adjustors, and sensory-friendly fabrics.

Liberare was founded by a woman named Emma after noticing her mother, who has chronic pain, was having difficulty fastening traditional bra closures. She created Liberare, which offers adaptive bras and underwear for women.

Undercare offers adaptive undergarments and swimwear for men and women. Undercare products feature designs that are easier to put on and take off and allow for easy access to the body. 

The adaptive collection from Skims by Kim Kardashian offers adaptive bras and underwear for women. Skims adaptive collection offers a variety of styles with fasteners in the front and on the sides to make dressing easier.

Spoonie Threads was first developed by Pediatric Surgeon Dr. Julie Sanchez. In 2015, she was working with a mother of a child with autism who recently had a g-tube placed and was concerned about him pulling it out and keeping his clothes on. This led Dr. Sanchez to team up with fashion designer Saba Kamaras to create Spoonie Threads, a brand that offers adaptive clothing for those who may have an ostomy bag, tubes or ports, cancer, diabetes, or recovering from surgery. 

Friendly Shoes was created by occupational therapist Joseph DiFrancisco MS, OT/L. Joseph worked with numerous clients who had difficulty donning footwear, which led him to develop a solution. As a shoe enthusiast, he wanted to ensure he created footwear that is easier to put on, comfortable, and fashionable.

No Limbits was created by a woman named Erica Cole who wanted to wear jeans but was unable to fit them over her prosthetic leg. She began cutting the leg off of the jeans and stuffing it into her socket, which led to uncomfortable sores. She then began to alter her pants to work for her by sewing zippers into the pant legs. This sparked the idea for No Limbits which later appeared on Shark Tank!

Victory Adaptive Cares is a non profit organization that offers an adaptive swimwear collection (Victory Adaptive Collection) for children with a variety of dressing needs.

French Toast has been providing school uniforms since 1985 and they now offer adaptive school uniform collections for children. 

The Able Label was founded by Katie after witnessing her grandmother struggle to get herself dressed following a Parkinson's diagnosis. Her grandmother then needed assistance to dress and told her she felt as though she had lost her dignity. Katie was determined to find a solution for her grandmother, which led her to create The Able Label, a brand dedicated to designing functional and fashionable clothing.