Women's Adaptive Seated Fit Side Opening Blazer Jacket - A New Day™

There’s a reason it says it’s adaptive seated fit, y’all! As a wheelchair user, this is my go to blazer. Fits true to size, looks great with the coordinating adaptive pants, doesn’t bunch the way standard blazers do, and doesn’t interfere with rolling or get caught in my wheels. The zippers don’t “add bulk” when you’re someone who needs them there. It’s nice to have an affordable option for the office.

This is a blazer for people who are primarily seated throughout the day (AKA wheelchair users)! That's why it's longer in the back and shorter in the front. It looks odd if you're ambulatory. I'm 5'5" and 115 pounds and got a size small. I got two colors (black and brown plaid). What I like: - The length is awesome! Usually blazers are too long and they flare out and look weird when I'm in my chair. - Comfy What I don't like: - The jacket has a large button on the front that I think is pretty ugly, but it seems easy to replace. - The sleeves are a bit long so they bunch up (look at my photos). I have long arms so this usually never happens to me. Be aware that you can't shorten the sleeves because of the adaptive zippers that run underneath the arms. -The black color blazer attracts every bit of dust/hair in a mile radius. I have to lint roll it often. It's really hard to find adaptive clothing that's a bit dressier, so overall I'm still pretty happy with the blazers despite the cons! I'd buy a plain brown one if it existed.

Too large and bulky. Sizing is off

Very cute. True to size. Zipper add bulk under arms