Cat and Jack Designed Adaptive Clothing for Kids with Disabilities
Ellen Smith — October 23, 2017 — Business
References: intl.target & psfk
In an effort to make its brand more accessible, one of Target's clothing lines, Cat and Jack, is expanding its offerings to include adaptive clothing that's made specifically for toddlers and children with disabilities.
The 40-piece clothing line includes t-shirts, diaper-compatible bodysuits, hoodies with zip-off sleeves and puffer jackets, all thoughtfully designed with back snaps, zippers and hidden openings to make the process of getting ready in the morning as easy as possible for both kids and parents. To make things even more appealing, all of the clothing items are designed with durable, extra-soft cotton, which adds an extra layer of coziness to help a child stay comfortable throughout the day.
The line is currently available online through Target's website.
The 40-piece clothing line includes t-shirts, diaper-compatible bodysuits, hoodies with zip-off sleeves and puffer jackets, all thoughtfully designed with back snaps, zippers and hidden openings to make the process of getting ready in the morning as easy as possible for both kids and parents. To make things even more appealing, all of the clothing items are designed with durable, extra-soft cotton, which adds an extra layer of coziness to help a child stay comfortable throughout the day.
The line is currently available online through Target's website.
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