Fashion is more than clothing. It is identity, culture, and one of the first ways we tell the world who we are. But for women with Down Syndrome, fashion has too often been a space that forgets them. This blog explores why representation, fit, and visibility matter — and why creating inclusive fashion is about far more than clothes.

A personal look into how my sister Lucy’s experience with ill-fitting clothes, limited options, and inaccessible online shopping led me to create Tri-It On — a curated, disability-inclusive fashion marketplace designed for women with Down Syndrome, prioritizing fit, comfort, style, and truly accessible e-commerce.