OUR VISION
To fashion a kinder, more inclusive tomorrow.
Werable started five years ago after our founder co-designed a hands-free wardrobe with a friend with ALS during her undergraduate studies at Parsons School of Design. That moment sparked our mission: To make gear that truly makes a difference in the way we live.(And to look good while we’re at it.)
Our work has been featured in The New York Times, Salone del Mobile (Milan), the National Museum of Singapore, and the ArtScience Museum, among others. We’re proud recipients of Vogue’s Innovation Prize and Shenzhen’s Design Award for Young Talents. These milestones serve a single purpose — to help design a world, a culture, where everyone belongs, cutting through bias and changing what it looks and feels like to live with a disability.
Our team
CLAUDIA
Founder
Claudia is a pioneering change maker reshaping the adaptive fashion industry. With a background from Parsons School of Design and over 7 years of experience, she is known for her application of soft robotics in fashion. At Werable, Claudia leads design innovation, partnerships, and strategy, ensuring adaptive fashion enhances both mobility and dignity.
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BRYAN
Product Development Specialist
Bryan Yeo is a designer and knitwear specialist pushing the boundaries of textile innovation and craftsmanship. A Central Saint Martins graduate with First-Class Honors in Fashion Design with Knitwear, he blends material experimentation with a keen understanding of construction, sustainability, and contemporary aesthetics.
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PRATYUSHA
3D Fashion Designer
Pratyusha merges analytical thinking with innovation. She is responsible for minimising product wastage and engineers 3D prototypes.
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RACHEL
Brand Experience Designer
With a heart for inclusive design, Rachel is responsible for combining both creativity and strategy to craft compelling narratives that drives meaningful engagement. Rachel is based in New York City and currently pursuing a degree in Communication Design in Parsons School of Design.
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ARIANNA
Project Manager
Arianna works across garment making, sound art, and painting. Recognised for her contributions to Youths in Balaclava, she now turns to psychotherapy, exploring art’s role in well-being and the intersections of aesthetic expression, agency, and care.
We are a Potato Productions company
Potato Production's consists of a group of social enterprises that are dedicated to various innovations such as healthcare, actively impacting lives and doing good.