Primark in Glasgow is rolling out a new clothing line for disabled shoppers, making fashion more accessible and stylish for everyone.
Glasgow: Primark is about to launch a new clothing line for disabled shoppers. This exciting collection will hit stores on January 28.
Three stores in Scotland will feature this adaptive line. You can also shop it online through 113 stores with click & collect options.
Shoppers in Glasgow can check out the collection at the Braehead Shopping Centre and Argyle Street locations. It’s a big step towards making fashion accessible for everyone.
This 49-piece line was created in collaboration with Victoria Jenkins, a well-known designer and disability advocate. It’s all about making clothing easier to wear.
The collection includes everyday staples like t-shirts, trench coats, jumpers, and jeans. It’s designed for both men and women with various disabilities.
Primark consulted with the disabled community to ensure the clothing meets their needs. Features like magnetic zippers and hidden openings make dressing simpler.
There are options for wheelchair users too. The news has been met with excitement on social media, with many shoppers praising Primark’s inclusive approach.
One shopper said, “Congratulations, this is brilliant! Can’t wait to see it.” Another added, “Well done, Primark! Love your inclusive style.”
Ann-Marie Cregan, Primark’s Trading Director, emphasized the importance of affordable fashion for everyone. She noted that many people’s needs aren’t met on the high street.
This new line follows last year’s launch of Primark’s first adapted lingerie collection. Prices for the new clothing line start at just £8, making it budget-friendly.
With this collection, Primark aims to help people look and feel their best without breaking the bank. It’s all about stylish, versatile clothing that everyone can enjoy.
