The International Adaptive Clothing Design Contest, an initiative of “On the Wings” Project in partnership with The Inclusive Community for Advocacy and Development (TICAD) Nigeria, opens up new opportunities for people with special needs, helps them to realize their knowledge, skills, and professionalism, see demand, and feel confident in a modern, stylish image.

This contributes to their easier integration into society, a fulfilling life, and professional fulfillment. An essential part of the project is international cooperation, which facilitates the exchange of culture and experiences in supporting people with disabilities.

News Report by Smotrim featuring Nigerian Representative Nwagwu, Joyce Chinyere from the HOUSE OF DAACHI, winner of “Celebration” category award at the competition

Project Goals

Promoting inclusive fashion.
Encouraging the exchange of experiences and cultural traditions of different countries.
Socialisation and aestheticisation of the image of people with disabilities and other limitations in life activities.

Project Objectives

Identifying best practices in creating modern clothing and footwear that take into account human diversity and are aimed at the real inclusion of people with physical disabilities and health problems in active life.
Development of the fashion industry in the interests of a wide range of people experiencing various disabilities.
Facilitating the establishment of creative and business contacts between participants and Russian and foreign specialists in the field of design and fashion.

Photo Gallery: Nigeria’s Designers, Moreni Woman and House of Daachi at the International Adaptive Clothing Design Contest, SPIEF, 17-18 June, 2025