This is great news for people wearing prosthetic limbs. Technology advances made them more stylish and easier to use. According to Huffington post, a Canadian company is designing a new line of unique and easy to wear prosthetic leg covers for people who needs them. Alleles' prosthetic cover is the company behind this genius and unique idea. They create prosthetic cover that looks like wearable art.
They offer a range of designs. Their covers are made of plastic with adjustable leather straps. They have a wide selection of colors and designs, from dainty to over the edge designs. They come in ready to wear pieces that are sold from about $250-$400. If some customers want to have a customized design, they can also get one at a more expensive price of course.
McCauley Wanner is the founder of the company and he is also the art director. He is joined by Ryan Palibroda who is the technology director of the company. Both of them contribute their own design to the brand. They said that people can wear something for the different parts of their body, however, when you are wearing prosthesis you can't put anything on it.
They wanted to bring something different and unique in order for their brand to offer something people would be interested in. When they started designing and creating these leg covers, they thought it would be a unique venture for their company. Both Wanner and Palibroda said that the connection they created between them and their clients is always special and strong. When they have a conversation with the customer, they always ask what brought them to check their website in the first place.
They said that they never ask about the actual story about their amputation or limb-loss. They don't know much about most of their customers 'stories. They believe that amputation doesn't define people. It has nothing to do with what they do in life. The only goal of the company is to provide them the product that could be coordinated with their wardrobe everyday.
