Do people on the autism spectrum need special clothes?

Maria Do Mar is a Portuguese model, she's on the autistic spectrum, and she often has trouble dressing up. She can't stand the texture of certain materials on her skin or labels that itch. And while clothes can be a barrier, fashion can also be an amazing ally to be comfortable in the world around her.
More and more brands are creating adaptive clothing. From softer fabrics to isolating turtlenecks, these small adjustments make all the difference for people with autism (and beyond!).
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