New Clothing Line Launches for the Disabled
A clothing line launches for disabled adults and people who need adjustments to their clothes. Magnetic zips, easier loops, and pants with zippers are just some of the adaptations of the clothes that focus on providing dignity and modesty for the consumers who wear them. This video is excerpted from BBC News.
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