Design garments that actually work in real use.
A 5-week accelerator to make solid design decisions and avoid costly mistakes.
Learn to treat accessibility as use — not as a separate line or niche.
What changes after the Accelerator
Make design decisions you can justify

Reduce rework and late-stage fixes

Leave with a repeatable system, not a theory

★ This Accelerator is for you if…
★ You design real garments (not just concepts)
★ You need criteria to justify decisions to clients or teams
★ You want products that hold up in real use
✗ This is not for you if…
✗ You’re looking for inspiration or awareness.
✗ You don’t work on real products
✗ You want theory without application
How it works
1. Apply
2. Enroll & join cohort
3. Follow the 5-week system
4. Walk away with a product + system you can repeat

What’s included
🗓️ Next Cohort: September 2026
⏰ Live Sessions:
Mondays & Thursdays at 15:00 (CET) ENGLISH
Tuesday & Friday at 15:00 (CET) ESPAÑOL
📍 Format: 5 Weeks | 15 h live teaching | 2 h coaching | Recordings included




Course content
Session 1 – What Is Inclusive Design?
- From accessibility to universal to inclusive design
- Diversity in fashion: age, gender, culture and abilities
- Understanding all abilities: cognitive, sensory, and physical
- Case studies and live reflection
Session 2 – Design for Real Needs
- The 9 key accessibility challenges
- Translating needs into functions and design
- Testimonials interviews
- 🛠 Tool: Intro to the methodology for design.
Session 3 – Fabrics, Performance & Adaptation
- How to choose inclusive materials
- Key performance factors in fabric selection
- Tool: Accessible fabric mood board
Session 4 – Inclusive Garment Breakdown: Tops
- Common design needs by garment type
- Detailed analysis of inclusive elements
- Worksheets and accessibility checklist
- Tool: Accessibility Moodboard
Session 5 – Inclusive Garment Breakdown- Outwear
- Common design needs by garment type
- Detailed analysis of inclusive elements
- Worksheets and accessibility checklist
- Tool: Accessibility Moodboard
Session 6 – Inclusive Garment Breakdown: Pants & Sitting Pants
- Inclusive design breakdown for trousers
- Design considerations for sitting positions
- Case comparison: Inclusive vs standard designs
- Tool: Accessibility Moodboard
- BONUS: Men’s 5-pocket pattern
Session 7 – Closures and fasteners
- Inclusive closures
Requirements and analysis of different closures types. Challenges and possible solutions.
Session 8 – Accessibility of colour, prints and graphics
- Colour perception, pattern, graphics and symbols
- Common needs
- Dressing guide.
Graphics: letters, numbers and symbols. - Tools
Session 9 – Production and Supply Chain
- Inclusive tailoring: seams, logos, and labels
- Label accessibility and EU compliance
- Tool: Worksheet for labels accessibility
Session 10 – Market, Audience & Inclusive Communication
- Global market data and opportunity
- Understanding the difference between user and buyer
- Inclusive communication: retail, online, and social media
- Q&A + storytelling tips
Extra session, 11
- Mentoring session
- Final Q&A and next steps
- Certificate of achievement
Materials
- Mood boards and Inclusive templates
- Summaries
- Recorded Sessions, review as much as you want
Investment
This isn’t just another online course — it’s a career-changing experience built for fashion professionals ready to lead with purpose, inclusion, and real innovation.
Full Value: 885€
Want a payment plan?
Split it into 3 monthly payments of €295.
Same course, same access — just more flexible.
Guarantee
30-Day Satisfaction Guarantee
Eligible for 100% FUNDAE Reimbursement (Spain)
If the accelerator isn’t right for you, after giving it an honest try,
just email [email protected] (within 30 days for a full refund)
I don’t want price to be a barrier for your success.
No.
This is about why products fail in real use — and how to fix it.
Accessibility is used as a design lens to detect friction:
– movement restrictions
– poor fit in use (not in static fitting)
– dressing difficulty
– pressure and discomfort
If a product doesn’t work in real life, it doesn’t scale.
That’s what we solve.
Only if you care about designing products that are actually used.
Most designers:
– design for static bodies
– validate in ideal conditions
– miss real friction
This leads to:
– returns
– unworn garments
– weak collections
Inside the program, you learn to:
– detect failure before production
– design for movement and use
– make decisions you can justify
This is not inspiration. It’s design performance.
No — but this is not beginner content.
You’ll work on real design decisions:
– pattern
– construction
– materials
– usability
If you want to improve how your products perform, you’re in the right place.
No worries — all sessions are recorded and shared with participants.
Sustainability doesn’t start with materials.
It starts with use.
If a product is not used:
→ it becomes waste
If it is used repeatedly:
→ it generates value
We focus on increasing real use.
Sustainability becomes a consequence — not a claim.
Yes — 100% of the training can be reimbursed through FUNDAE if you’re based in Spain.
Meet your guide

Hi, I’m Rut — a designer, trainer, and accessibility advocate with 25 years in fashion and 18 years of teaching experience.
I help independent designers and fashion teams build inclusive, future-ready collections by making accessibility a core part of their creative process.
More than 5,000 students have trusted me to guide their learning — through training that’s structured, practical, and empowering.
Together, we turn accessibility from a challenge into a design advantage, using real-world strategies that spark innovation and lasting change.
Now it’s your turn.
If you’re ready to design with clarity, confidence, and purpose — this course is for you.






