Built from
lived experience.
As my health and mobility shifted, I started noticing how many everyday things were built without people like me in mind. Tasks most people never think about — like closing a jacket — could suddenly shape my whole day. It wasn't that I wasn't capable. It was that the world wasn't built for my body's new reality.
And for some reason, Massachusetts still refuses to honor my very reasonable request for 72-degree dry heat year-round. Since I couldn't fix the weather, I started fixing what I could control.
For people navigating mobility changes, the options often felt bleak: expensive adaptive clothing, clinical-looking garments, or needing help for a basic zipper. I didn't want a medical label. I wanted to wear my own coat.








