From Skims to Anthro: 9 Brands You Might Not Know Make Adaptive Clothing

For seated comfort, this top has a cropped length that won't bunch up.

This classic button-down features no hard-to-button closures and instead fastens with magnetic snaps. Plus, it has higher shirttail slits to make it easier to sit and move in.

These cropped, wide-leg trousers feature due to their decorative front fly, adjustable back-waistband elastic, and side-seam zippers with loop pulls. Plus, you can shop based on whether you're seated or non-seated, ensuring that the pair you purchase fits your exact needs.

The wide boatneck on this knit Breton sweater makes it easy to put on and take off.

They might look like buttons, but the closures on the front of this jacket are all magnetic.

For starters, this popover shirt is made of 100% organic cotton, with no uncomfortable or dangerous material additives. It also has magnetic closures on the front and cuffs that are designed to look like traditional buttons.

It's no secret that Skims makes the softest underwear pretty much ever, but did you know that Kim Kardashian's shapewear brand also designs a version of its iconic Fits Everybody briefs with a hook-and-eye closure that makes them accessible and yet still invisible under clothes? Well, if you didn't, you do now.

For $32, you can have a buttery soft bralette with hook-and-eye closures that doesn't require anyone to have to reach around their back to unclasp.

The Fits Everybody Adaptive Thong comes in four colors—Onyx, Cocoa, Sienna, and Clay—and nine sizes—XXS to 4X.

These stylish sneakers have a 4.5 rating and over 1600 reviews, with many raving about how comfortable and easy they are to slip on and off. That's because all of Kizik's sneakers are hands-free, designed with the brand's HandsFree Labs technology that eliminates the need to bend down and tie your sneaker's laces every time you go to put them on or remove them.

This vintage-style pair, called the Milan, has a narrow fit compared to other Kizik models and most sneakers in general. Because of that, the brand recommends sizing up by a half size if you're between sizes.

One reviewer said, "I was hesitant, thinking it would look clunky or uncool. But it was cute, versatile, comfortable, and yes, off and on in a jiff! My colleagues (because they know if I like something, it's going to be good) ordered theirs."

This vibrant green wrap skirt is designed to be easy to put on for people who are seated, with Velcro adjustments that allow you to fit it high or low depending on your comfort and style preferences. Once you've fit it to your liking, fasten the front flap with the magnetic closure—no buttons or zippers in sight.

This 100% linen shirt has magnetic closures rather than buttons and is completely tag-free for ensured comfort and ease all around.

There are no complicated buckles on these overalls. Instead, they feature magnetic closures on both straps with easy pull tabs that allow you to adjust their length. Both calves have zippered entries to provide access to prosthetics, braces, and more, and there are pockets on the front of both thighs as opposed to on the back to avoid discomfort or pressure risks.

Every pair of Slick Chicks underwear features side fasteners to make getting dressed and undressed seamless.

Rather than an inconvenient back clasp, this bralette crisscrosses in the front with Velcro fasteners that can be adjusted for maximum comfort.

This high-waisted bikini is made with antimicrobial technology that'll leave you feeling fresh and dry all day.

This super-soft, easy tee was made specifically for people with sensory processing disorders with its tagless design, flatlock seams, and moisture-wicking, odor-resistant fabric.

These denim-like bottoms were designed by occupational therapists to ensure that every detail on them is both safe and comfortable for people who use a wheelchair. They feature a zipper opening on both sides with ring pulls that make zipping easy from a seated or lying-down position. For a comfortable fit, the rise is lower in the front and higher in the back, with a super-soft, stretchy knit waistband.

One reviewer said, "These pants are the nicest-made pants I own! The material is thick and stitched really well. I'm an RBKA [Right Below Kinetic Amputee]—the material around the knees is extra thick so my prosthetic doesn't rub through! I am so glad I happened along this very personal company. I have also ordered several pairs of jeans and they are exactly as awesome!"

Nike's FlyEase technology was created to make slipping sneakers on and off easier and lace-free. The heel pivots open, making them a perfect choice for anyone with limited mobility.

One reviewer said, "I'm partially paralyzed. I can independently put these shoes on, and they're comfy. I have a few pairs now. They're always tight-fitting against the arch of my foot, but they stretch out and fit perfectly. So much better than velcro that I still find difficult—most other shoes are just a pain to get my foot in to start."

Another reviewer said, "I’m disabled and putting on shoes is a real problem. These shoes are the best thing ever for ease of use, plus they are the most comfortable trainers I’ve ever had. Thanks, Nike."

This super-soft, full-coverage bra has front adjusters to allow for shortening or lengthening of the straps as well as a magnetic front closure. Just remember to remove the protective sticker from any magnets before use to ensure they stay closed.

All of Victoria's Secret's adaptive panties feature magnetic side closures at the hips that were designed in partnership with GAMUT Management, a consulting firm that works with and for people with disabilities.

These panties are equivalent to two regular tampons, with a moisture-wicking and sensory-friendly fabric that's both comfortable and breathable.