Fashion’s Newest Frontier: The Disabled and the Displaced
Six years ago, Maura Horton, a housewife in Raleigh, N.C., received a call from her husband, Don, the assistant football coach at North Carolina State. He was on the road for a game and having so much trouble buttoning his shirt, he had to ask a player (Russell Wilson, now the quarterback of the Seattle Seahawks) for help.
Mr. Horton had received a diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease four years before, and symptoms were starting to worsen.
So Mrs. Horton did what anyone would do these days when faced with such a problem: She searched Google for “easy-to-close shirt.” And found … not much.
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