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No Limbits offers adaptive clothing designed for individuals with disabilities, focusing on comfort and style.
No Limbits has raised $1.0M across 2 funding rounds.
No Limbits has raised $1.0M in total across 2 funding rounds.
No Limbits is an adaptive clothing brand founded in 2019 that designs and sells apparel for people with disabilities, including amputees, wheelchair users, those with limited dexterity, and sensory sensitivities like autism or ADHD.[1][2][3][4] The company builds products such as the Unlimbited Pant (with zippers for prosthesis access) and the Sensory Dream line (seamless, tagless clothing to minimize tactile discomfort), sold direct-to-consumer via no-limbits.com while negotiating with large retailers for distribution.[1][2][4] It serves individuals struggling with standard clothing fit and comfort, solving accessibility barriers to boost independence, confidence, and daily comfort—evidenced by customer testimonials praising functional yet stylish jeans and rapid Kickstarter success.[2][4] Growth includes Shark Tank exposure, investor backing from Newchip and others, and expansion into seven adaptive segments.[1][2]
No Limbits was founded in 2019 in Iowa City, Iowa, by Erica Cole, an amputee adventurer and University of Iowa chemistry graduate who became passionate about adaptive solutions after personal challenges.[1][2] The idea emerged when Erica could no longer wear her prosthetic due to ill-fitting jeans, leading her to cut pants and develop sores; during recovery, she altered garments with zippers and started a small alterations business for amputee friends.[2] Pivoting to ready-to-wear, she launched the Amp Pant (now Unlimbited Pant) on Kickstarter, hitting its goal in 48 hours, followed by a Shark Tank appearance that accelerated growth with new partners.[2] Today, the team comprises people with disabilities creating desired products, humanizing the brand through real-user stories and direct feedback.[2][4]
No Limbits stands out in adaptive fashion through:
No Limbits rides the inclusive design and accessibility tech trend, blending fashion retail with human-centered innovation to address a underserved $400B+ global adaptive clothing market driven by aging populations and rising disability awareness.[1][3] Timing aligns with post-pandemic emphasis on personalized consumer products and DTC e-commerce growth, amplified by social media amplification of disability voices via platforms like Shark Tank.[2] Favorable forces include investor interest in impact-driven startups (e.g., Disability Opportunity Fund) and regulatory pushes for accessibility, positioning No Limbits to influence ecosystems by normalizing adaptive wear in mainstream retail and inspiring copycats in health-tech apparel.[1] It expands the startup landscape for disability-focused ventures, proving profitability in niche personalization.
No Limbits is poised for retail expansion through ongoing large-distributor negotiations and new collections across its seven adaptive segments, potentially scaling revenue beyond its current sub-$5M base via marketplaces.[1][3] Trends like AI-driven customization and sustainable fabrics will shape growth, while sensory/autism lines tap rising neurodiversity demand. Its influence may evolve from niche DTC pioneer to ecosystem shaper, empowering disabled creators and redefining fashion norms—ultimately making "No Limbits" synonymous with barrier-free style for all.[1][2][4]
No Limbits has raised $1.0M in total across 2 funding rounds.
No Limbits's investors include Parallel18, Agustin Linenberg, B2 Founders, Dekrypt Capital.
No Limbits has raised $1.0M across 2 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $20K Series U in June 2024.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jun 1, 2024 | $20K Series U | — | Parallel18, Agustin Linenberg | Announced |
| Dec 1, 2022 | $1M Seed | — | B2 Founders, Dekrypt Capital | Announced |
