Braille Fashion is a fashion statement you can feel
We work with the blind and visually impaired community to create clothing with beautiful braille messages that are fully legible and customizable. Each design is made to generate conversation about disability inclusion. 5% of all t-shirt sales are donated to organizations for the visually impaired.
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Braille Sweater: Regular and Cropped
Regular price From $72.13 USDRegular priceUnit price per -
Braille T-Shirt: Short and Long Sleeve
Regular price From $50.68 USDRegular priceUnit price per -
Braille Pocket Square
Regular price From $28.48 USDRegular priceUnit price per -
Limited Edition: Red Wide Leg Pants
Regular price $130.00 USDRegular priceUnit price per
Review from Molly Burke
Legally blind fashion YouTuber and influencer @mollyburkeofficial
“This is the coolest braille clothing I've ever felt! It’s so well made! Would recommend!”
Review from Anthony Ferraro
Legally blind, Team USA Para Judo, Content Creator @asfvision
"Literally the softest shirt I've felt in.. probably ever. The braille is perfect!! It is seriously amazing. This shirt is so soft!"
Learn the story behind braille fashion
Community-driven design
At Aille Design, individuals with disabilities are involved at every stage of the co-design process. Our garments are created alongside a diverse team of sighted and non-sighted individuals consisting of braille readers, fashion stylists, and disability advocates. We have established a strategic partnership with the American Foundation for the Blind (AFB), and are grateful to work with additional organizations such as Visually Impaired Advancement (VIA), Accessible Media Inc (AMI), Braille Literacy Canada, and Bold Blind Beauty.
Diversity includes disability
Our designs can be used for the functionality of the legible braille, can be dressed up as a unique fashion piece, or worn to initiate conversation about disability inclusion. Request an accessibility card to receive detailed information about your purchase in braille and large print format. All braille beadwork and accessibility cards are handmade by founder, Alexa Jovanovic.
