UN[PARA]LD
UN[PARA]LD is a community-led project challenging exclusion in the outdoors. We work with disabled people, families, designers, and makers to share knowledge and create open guides that help adapt outdoor clothing and make access possible.
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Because disabled people should shape solutions, not be consulted after the fact. Covers participant access costs so disabled athletes and communit... Read more
Turns a good idea into something someone can actually wear. Funds specialist maker and technical design time - the hours that turn lived experience... Read more
For small businesses and aligned brands ready to back something real. Supports prototype development and community activation. Your name sits along... Read more
For organisations that want to be inside the process, not outside it. Funds focus groups, design testing, and adaptive development. You'll know wha... Read more
Your name is on this from the beginning. That matters. Funds a major part of the 6-month programme - prototypes, events, strategic growth. You're n... Read more
For corporates ready to put real weight behind real change. Funds scale, storytelling, events and next-phase innovation. This tier is a conversatio... Read more
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Launch event in Milan at the Patagonia Store
About
“When I became disabled, I realised just how little the outdoor industry had considered people like me,” says Sainsbury. “Clothing that doesn’t work for your body stops you from taking part. You’re not choosing to opt out - you’re being excluded.”
Through funded focus groups, research sessions, and practical experimentation, we bring together disabled people, athletes, designers, makers, and repairers to explore how existing outdoor clothing can be adapted to work better for disabled bodies. What we learn is documented and shared openly through guides and resources, so others can build on what works rather than starting from scratch.
UN [ PARA ] LD is an open project and it needs more voices, experiences and skills.
We’re inviting the following:
- Disabled people who spend time outdoors (or want to)
- Athletes and outdoor enthusiasts
- Designers, makers and repairers
- Allies who care about access and inclusion
Our team
Gav Fernie-Jones
Alice