Model and content creator Jessica Ping-Wilde, who uses a prosthetic leg and struggles to find suitable trousers, said a brand like Unhidden makes all the difference.
She added, “A designer takes into account the fact that bodies are different… It’s almost breaking the mold of beauty that has been deeply ingrained in society for centuries.”
Jenkins’ collection includes long-back shirts as well as tailor-made suits for wheelchair users. He hopes his clothes will become more readily available in the future.
“Diversity without disability isn’t diversity … It seems like it’s the last taboo. People are still afraid of the D word. You know, disability isn’t a bad word,” she said.