Lable By MAS

The new standard of adaptive clothing! Today, for over a billion people, the act of wearing everyday clothing is a challenge. This is how LABLE> was born.

Welcome to accessible, purposeful design that globally enables clothing labels to cater to Persons with disabilities and temporary setbacks. They’ve lived their lives with labels that confine, repress and shame and clothing labels that still believe in a one form fits all. We, however, sort out to do better, to be greater. Because we believe that our words and abilities don’t define us, but our ac

tions do. And what do we do? Our MAS ecosystem allows us to create adaptive clothing that’s inclusive and accessible. From concept to store, our design, IP, consumer testing & validation, manufacture services and beyond, enables clothing labels across the world to cater to anyone with a permanent disability or temporary setback, so that they could snap, pull and zip into a new world of possibilities all on their own terms.

01/13/2025

Empathy is the first step to bridging the gap for more accessibility, be it in conversation or social interactions. At Lable, we encourage connectivity. Here’s a general guide on empowering persons with disabilities during interactions.

01 - Do not define a person by their disability, approach and interact like you would any other person.

02 - Persons with disabilities are generally open to questions and understand that awareness is required. Do not be afraid to ask questions in a sensitive way. Get to know the person. And if they are not comfortable, that’s alright too.

03 - Look at them directly and use non-verbal methods to let them know you are listening. Be patient.

04 - Offer assistance if they ask for it, do not try to interfere with every task.

[ID: Post is titled Adapting together and lists the following points. 01 See the person first, 02 Ask questions, 03 Listen and learn and 04 Encourage independence.]

01/08/2025

History was made by people that challenged societies obstacles and exceeded expectations.

Here we highlight the leadership within the disabled community, adapting so efficiently that their names still ring a bell!

[ID 1: Title post of a carousel static post tiled 'The great adaptors' showcasing images of Franklin D Roosevelt, Nick Vujicic and Andrea Bocelli.

ID 2: Post reads Franklin Roosevelt: The celebrated 32nd president of the United States of America contracted polio in 1921 which permanently paralysed his legs, yet he served as the President from 1933 until his death in 1945.

ID 3: Nick Vujicic: This world-famous motivational speaker and founder of “Attitude is Altitude” was born with tetra-amelia syndrome, a rare disorder characterised by the absence of arms and legs. He taught himself to several skills, including playing musical instruments and using a computer.

ID 4: Andrea Bocelli: A skilled musician and producer who’s sold over 75 million records, was born with congenital glaucoma that made him partially blind since birth, followed by a football injury that completely impaired his vision. He began piano lessons at 6 years of age, learning music, then singing (tenor), songwriting as well as playing the flute and fiddle..]

01/03/2025

Misunderstandings are part of life, but here’s a few ways we can minimise them during interactions with persons with disabilities.

Let’s go over the basics
01 - We’re all human, so look directly like you would anyone else when speaking, even if some are accompanied by a caretaker or interpreter. Equality is the first step to clear communication.
02 - Address the person first, not the disability. Use terms such as “Person or People with Disabilities”
03 - Avoid using negative terms regarding their disabilities and phrase them as “people who use a wheelchair” instead of “wheelchair bound”.
04 - Disability aids such as wheelchairs, canes, and hearing aids are all part of a person’s personal space. Do not attempt to touch them unless asked.

[ID Post is titled 'How to communicate sensitively' and lists out the following points 01 Equality, 02 People first always, 03 Positivity is key, 04 Mindful of personal space.]

12/23/2024

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Reaching out to start a conversation and connecting with other humans is the best form of freedom and a leading quality. People-first language, phrases communication respectfully by emphasising on the person not the disability. This creates an equal platform for all parties to build relationships and nurture each other. At Lable we believe we’re all on a journey of betterment, learning to be better and unlearning old, outdated behaviour. This is the first step towards true change.

Here are a few points to keep in mind;
01 - Always mention the person first.
02 - When addressing them directly, maintain eye contact with the person.
03 - If you are unsure, directly ask the person how they prefer to be described.
04 - Emphasise abilities, not limitations.
05 - Stay away from offensive language.

[ID 1: Image showcases 3 persons with disabilities. A man is seen in a wheelchair with 2 women with disabilities posing behind him.]

12/17/2024

Celebrating Progress in Disability Rights!

Countries are making strides to ensure equality and accessibility for individuals with disabilities. These landmark policies and acts represent significant steps toward inclusivity and empowerment.

At Lable, we believe that while strides have been made, there’s a lot more work to be done. Whether it's societal change and a push for more accessibility in physical spaces or clothing, our mission aligns with these global advancements, as we strive to create an even more inclusive world.

Let's continue to advocate for the rights of all and build a world where everyone can thrive!

[ID 1: Title post of a carousel static post about World Disability History Facts. The image shows a person using a wheelchair.

ID 2: Top of the post showcases the Canadian Flag and the year 1982 with a short description of the disability act and a supporting image of a newspaper article. The bottom displays the American flag with the year 1990 followed by the description and an image of the act being signed.

ID 3: Top of the post showcases the Australian Flag and the year 1992 with a short description of their disability act and an image of an Australian with a board that reads 'Disabled and proud'. The bottom displays the flag of the United Kingdom with the year 1995 followed by the description and image of four people helping a person with a disability.

ID 4: The Sri Lankan flag is seen at the top with the year 2003 next to it supported by a description and 2 images of Sri Lankan caretakers with their person with disability.]

12/11/2024

Easily accessible to empower independence, yet designed for style and comfort, the Easy Pull-up Leggings by Lable.

[ID: Post for Lable's adaptive wear clothing line, the Easy Pull-Up Leggings. The main image showcases the model wearing the leggings while 3 circles on the right highlight the clothing features. Circle 1 shows the waistband for easy dressing, Circle 2 shows the accessible thigh pockets for convenience and Circle 3 shows hidden zippers along the inseam from ankle to knee, specially designed for adaptive functionality.]

12/04/2024

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As we Amplify Leadership throughout this month, we celebrate remarkable individuals from the disabled community and their achievement's.

From the groundbreaking contributions of Dr. Stephen Hawking in physics to Frida Kahlo’s powerful artistic expressions reflecting her life’s struggles, and Senarath Attanayake’s transformative leadership in advocating for inclusivity in Sri Lanka, these humans inspire us all.

Let’s honor their legacies, resilience, strength, and empowerment within the disability community.

[ID 1: Title post of a carousel static post to celebrate leaders within the disabled community. The post features black and white images of Dr. Stephen Hawking, Frida Kahlo, and Senarath Attanayake. Left horizontal text reads 'Amplifying leadership' and the text at the bottom right reads 'Let's take a look at worldwide leaders who have stood the test of time.']

[ID 2: An image of Dr. Stephen Hawking at the top with his life's story below it.]

[ID 3: An image of Frida Kahlo at the bottom with her life's story at the top.]

[ID 4: An image of Senarath Attanayake at the top with his life's story below it.]

12/03/2024

Lable always stands firm on the importance of the International Day of Persons with Disabilities. In the past, we’ve hosted a panel discussion and an exhibition. And this year is no different, we’ve dedicated this entire month to exploring the theme set forth by the UN for the year 2024.

And this all goes back to 1992, when this annual observance was first proclaimed by the United Nations General Assembly resolution 47/3, aiming to promote the rights and well-being of persons with disabilities in all spheres of society and development, and to increase awareness of the situation of persons with disabilities in every aspect of political, social, economic and cultural life.

Join us as we honour and uplift those who have paved the way for others!

Lable celebrates and amplifies leadership this December!

[ID: A silhouette of a man in a wheelchair with arms raised in empowerment. The text reads: "This International Day of Persons with Disabilities, Lable aligns with the UN theme to 'Amplify the leadership of persons with disabilities for an inclusive & sustainable future.'" The date "03 Dec" is highlighted in the bottom-left corner]

11/11/2024

Kumudu’s journey is a testament to resilience and the strength found in support. At Lable, we’re honored to be a part of stories like hers, helping people take one step closer to their dreams. With every product we create, we’re breaking down barriers and opening doors, so that no dream feels out of reach.

[ID: Portrait of Kumudu Priyanka, wearing adaptive activewear from Lable. She stands confidently against a vibrant purple background, with her quote describing how she turned to sports to heal and regain confidence and pursue her dreams after a life-changing accident.]

10/25/2024

Where fashion meets freedom. Our Magnetic Snap Bikini Top, One-Handed Adjustable Active Shorts, and Easy-On Zip Front Sports Bra are designed to empower your independence. Embrace clothing that adapts to you, not the other way around.

[ID 1: Title post of a carousel static post for Lable's adaptive clothing line with the tagline 'Experience True Convenience with Lable’s Adaptive Clothing.' The image features para-athletes, including a woman standing and a man in a wheelchair, showcasing the ease and accessibility of the brand's adaptive fashion.]

[ID 2: A comparison of a magnetic snap bikini top versus a regular bikini top. The snap bikini top by Lable has easy front magnetic snap closures, making dressing simpler and faster, shown in contrast to the struggle of fastening a regular bikini top from the back.]

[ID 3: Another split-screen comparison of Lable’s active shorts with one-handed adjustability vs. regular activewear shorts. The left shows a close-up of a person adjusting Lable’s adaptive shorts with a pull-to-tighten toggle, offering quick and independent adjustments. The right side shows a regular pair of activewear shorts.]

[ID 4: A split-screen comparison image of Lable’s zip-front sports bra vs. a regular sports bra. On the left, a person with limited range of motion in their upper body is seen easily zipping up Lable’s zip-front sports bra, emphasizing comfort and independence. On the right, a grayscale image shows a women in a regular sports bra.]

[ID 5: Final slide featuring Lable's logo on a rich purple background]

10/18/2024

Happening Now! Visit us at Booth #714 at the Abilities Expo and step into the world of adaptive fashion with Lable!

Our booth is designed to give you a seamless experience. Try our clothing, learn about our adaptive features, and connect with our team.

We can’t wait to meet you!

[ID: This floor plan image for the Abilities Expo 2024 highlights the layout of the event booths. A red location pin marks Booth #714, where Lable will be stationed. Below the map, the text reads: "BOOTH 714 - Join our journey in redefining adaptive clothing."]

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