We’re thrilled to share that we’re partnering with award-winning adaptive designer and disability advocate, Victoria Jenkins as part of the next stage in our journey to make Primark a more accessible place to work and shop, which includes making adaptive fashion more accessible and affordable. With over a decade of experience in the fashion industry, Victoria is dedicated to normalising universal design through her personal journey with disability. As the founder of the award-winning adaptive fashion brand Unhidden, Victoria has been recognised by British Vogue in its annual Vogue 25 list and named the second most influential disabled person on The Shaw Trust Disability Power 100. Back in January we launched our first adaptive underwear range – we’ve learnt a lot from that first small collection and we’re now excited to collaborate with Victoria to accelerate our mission of bringing affordable, adaptive fashion to the high street. Stay tuned for more details on our plans later this year. #Primark #adaptivefashion
Congratulations to Primark and Victoria Jenkins on this exciting partnership! 🌟 It's inspiring to see a major brand like Primark committing to inclusivity and accessibility in the fashion industry. Victoria's expertise and dedication to adaptive design will undoubtedly lead to innovative and impactful changes. I look forward to seeing this collaboration's unique collections and advancements. Kudos to everyone involved for taking significant steps toward making fashion accessible for all! #Inclusivity #AdaptiveFashion #FashionForAll
I think this is great and the right move to make. Can I ask though, why do you only offer 3 month contracts? Is this a company wide thing? This can be quite stressful for anyone. We have had a few individuals who have a learning disability work at Primark but only get offered 3 month contracts and let go for no reason. #disability #recruitment
Absolutely love this!! Well done Primark!! Let's hope more organisations soon realise that those of us with disabilities are a huge percentage of society and they are missing the gap by not including us within their business. That's in terms of both employees and customers. Well done again!!
Finally making adaptive fashion mainstream! This is an absolutely Incredible and long awaited initiative from a giant retailer. Inclusivity it is✨ Can’t wait to see Primark in Dubai and GCC! Kudos to the team and the intention 👏🏽
Thank you for leading this culture change. It’s so needed! I hope that you will be using ethical manufacturing too.
Delighted Primark for leading the way of bringing adaptive clothing to the high street. Congratulations Victoria Jenkins on this collaboration. Your support and insights will be invaluable. 💜
this is what we love to see!
Wow this is excellent news. Well done.
Congratulations Primark and Victoria Jenkins on bringing accessibility to the high street.
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2moLove this! If Primark can make buying these clothes accessible too that would be the cherry on top. The underwear is/was only available in certain stores, and not available for click and collect at every store or to buy online. I know this created a lot of backlash at the time, and it doesn't appear to have changed, so here's hoping!