Where inclusion meets impact.

WearKind started with one moment that revealed a bigger need. Since then, we’ve turned awareness into action and impact you can see.

Our Approach

Our impact is about more than clothing: it’s about comfort, confidence, and dignity. Through WearKind, we spread awareness about disability inclusion, amplified disability voices through advocacy, and distributed adaptive clothing so getting dressed can be easier and more independent for the people who need it most.

The Impact We Delivered.

  • Baylor Scott and White Rehab

    Through Baylor Scott & White Rehab, WearKind was able to place adaptive clothing directly into the hands of individuals who benefit from mobility and sensory friendly design, reaching recipients through a clinical environment built on care.

  • NTPA Starcatchers

    NTPA Starcatchers partnered with WearKind to support distribution and awareness through a performing arts community built for individuals with special needs, helping ensure recipients received adaptive clothing through a trusted, familiar space.

  • Bethesda Gardens Assisted Living Center

    Through Bethesda Gardens Assisted Living, WearKind reached residents who often face mobility or assistance needs every day. This partnership helped make dressing easier, more comfortable, and more dignified.

  • Frisco ISD Special Education Program

    Frisco ISD Special Education partnered with WearKind to help students build real-world readiness, including support with dressing for work. Our ConfidenceClassic button-down was especially impactful because its adaptive design made professional clothing easier to put on, more comfortable, and more accessible.

  • Pediatric Plus

    Through Pediatric Pus, WearKind was able to expand their reach to young children, maximising inclusivity!

The Impact We Measured

200+ shirts distributed

$1750 raised towards manufacturing

100% positive feedback

5 distribution partnerships of various populations

  • “He put on his shirt the other day very quickly then didn’t want to take it off! I took a quick picture of him wearing it because he isn’t usually smiling when wearing this type of shirt. He was quite proud of how easy it was and kept talking about how it had buttons.”

    —Parent from StarCatchers Theater

  • “This t-shirt has been a game changer! The back velcro makes getting my child dressed so much faster and less stressful for both of us. No more struggling to get her arms through sleeves”

    —Parent from StarCatchers Theater

  • “I love this idea! I know how much families struggle with dressing challenges daily. The fact that it looks like any regular t-shirt is perfect.”

    —Local Pediatrican

  • “As a firm believer of being disabled and fabulous, I think it is so crucial that fashion is accessible and sensible.”

    —Emily, Disability Advocate and Influencer