Clothing

[Chicograd2015]

Hello,

My name is Christine and this year I’ve been going through the process of trying to be evaluated for autism. And today the psychologist that evaluated me on the 10th of this month called me and told me that in her opinion autism spectrum disorder is an appropriate diagnosis for me. And I have major issues with my clothing where they will irritate and hurt my skin and I can’t think of anything else because it feels like it have a sunburn that’s peeling off from my jeans. And I can’t wear tight clothes because it feels like my stomach is being suffocated from my shirt. Any good brands or stores for clothing 29 year old women with autism and sensory sensitivity that is semi decently priced?

[Hidden]

Hi also lock your post(When posting select just community not everyone)or all your info goes net wide.

What sort of size are you looking for? as some places are better than others for things but some only go to A size while others cater more for B sizing.

[Chicograd2015 in reply to Hidden]

I would like clothing where it’s looser instead of tighter and has no seams. Or if there are any cheap adaptive clothing brands for people with sensory sensitivity.

[furrydogmother]

Hi, I'm in the UK and have just bought socks online from the Sensory Smart Store, they are absolutely brilliant and the staff are so helpful, find them at sensorysmart.co.uk/

[Jimails]

A good update of the look is footwear and clothing. Everyone wants to buy fashionable and quality products at a good price. Such a collection of prices and quality is hard to find but on the site zolucky.pissedconsumer.com/... it is easy to do. I buy clothes regularly there since it is really swinging. My friends are also buying up there because the prices are really low.

[Chicograd2015 in reply to Jimails]

Really the reviews on there aren’t very nice about it