Fashion Without Limits

Imagine putting on your favorite jeans in the morning. Now, imagine doing it from a wheelchair or with limited dexterity. For too many people, fashion isn’t just about style—it’s about access. Traditional clothing isn’t designed for every body, making shopping not just frustrating, but exclusionary.

At FREE/FORM, we’re changing that.

Our Mission

We believe fashion should never be a compromise. No one should have to choose between looking good and feeling comfortable. That’s why we’re creating trendy, adaptive clothing that blends style, comfort, and accessibility—so everyone can express themselves freely.

Our designs are made for real life, with features like:

• Comfortable, stylish fabrics that move with you.

• Magnetic and hidden fastenings for easier dressing.

• Thoughtful cuts and fits that work whether you’re seated, standing, or on the move.

• Sensory-friendly materials that feel as good as they look.

• Direct input from people with disabilities in every step of the design process.

Why It Matters

Fashion is more than clothing, it’s confidence, identity, and self-expression. Yet, for millions of people, the fashion industry has overlooked their needs. From wheelchair users struggling with ill-fitting designs to people with sensory sensitivities searching for the right texture, accessibility in fashion isn’t a luxury, it’s a necessity.

We’re here to change the standard. FREE/FORM is more than a brand; it’s a movement. One that ensures everyone has access to fashion that fits their body, their needs, and their style.

Who We Are

FREE/FORM was founded by a group of passionate students from The University of Colorado, Boulder, inspired by friends, family, and peers who deserve better choices in fashion. We’ve seen firsthand how frustrating it can be to find clothes that feel both empowering and accessible—and we’re committed to doing something about it.

Join the Movement

With your support, we can make inclusive, stylish clothing the new norm. Sign up for updates, spread the word, and be part of the change.

Because fashion should be for everyone.