Our first round of pre-orders has closed. We're currently fulfilling those orders and working hard to get everything just right.

Round 2 is coming — we just don't have an exact date to share yet. Sign up below or follow us on social to be the first to know.

We had samples at the NYC Metro Abilities Expo, May 1–3. We're exploring more in-person opportunities for the future — follow us on social media to hear about upcoming events.

We're a small brand, and from the very beginning we made the choice to put our startup funds into quality development and testing rather than buying bulk inventory. Pre-ordering lets us do that honestly, without cutting corners. Every piece is made for your order, and the investment goes exactly where it should: into the clothing itself.

We're expecting about 8 to 10 weeks from when you placed your order. This is our very first round of sales and we want to get it right. We would much rather take the time to do things carefully than rush and risk mistakes.

If anything changes along the way, we will let you know. You'll hear from us at least once a month with updates on your order.

Yes! Round 2 is on the horizon. Right now we're heads-down fulfilling our first round of orders, and we'll open up again once we're ready to do it well.

We'll announce the next opening date through our newsletter and social channels first — sign up below to be in the know.

It starts with how we design. From the very first sketch, we center the needs of individuals with disabilities and chronic illness. Not as an afterthought. Not as a modification of something that already exists.

What we've found is that starting there makes clothing that's better for everyone who wears it.

Every piece is designed from the ground up, so the features depend on the garment. Depending on the piece, you might find:

• Magnetic closures
• Sensory-friendly fabrics
• Silhouettes designed for seated wear
• Discreet openings for medical equipment
• No buttons
• A QR tag that reads the garment description aloud, offers styling ideas, and walks through care

None of it is an add-on. It's all there from the beginning.

1 in 4 women lives with a disability or chronic illness. For most of them, getting dressed means working around clothing that was never designed with them in mind.

Getting dressed should feel like self-expression, not a problem to solve every morning. Love, Emma is here to close that gap. Not by creating a separate "accessible" line, but by building clothes that simply work for more people.

We believe that everyone deserves the chance to express themselves through the clothing they wear, and we are actively working on expanding our size range. It's something we care about deeply, and we want to do it thoughtfully so that every size feels just as considered as the last.

Sign up below and we'll keep you posted as new sizes become available.

Take our survey! We ask about the real friction in getting dressed, the things that are harder than they should be. Your answers go directly into how we design.

We want to hear from women with and without disabilities. Both perspectives make the work better.

Take our survey →

Applications are currently closed, but sign up below and we'll let you know when they open up again.

Fit models try on our pieces and give us direct feedback on fit, comfort, and function. It's one of the most hands-on ways to be part of what we're building.