Buffalo-based accessible clothing company, Aille Design, has been named a finalist in a national small business contest with a $60,000 grand prize at stake. The company specializes in creating clothing that incorporates words in braille using beadwork and collaborates with the blind and visually impaired communities to design their unique pieces. If Aille Design wins the contest, it will be the second Buffalo business to achieve this honor, after Frank Gourmet won in 2020.
To show your support for Aille Design, you can vote for their team through the contest website. To learn more about the innovative work of Aille Design and how they are making fashion more accessible, check out the interview with the owners conducted by 7 News reporter Taylor Epps.
Aille Design is now seeking support from the Western New York community to help them win the top spot among the 10 finalists in the competition run by Barclays to recognize the country’s top small businesses. The company’s mission is to make fashion more accessible to everyone, regardless of their abilities or disabilities. With your vote, you can help them achieve this goal and continue making a difference in people’s lives.
