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OFA (One For All)

Yeo Tian Poh

Singapore

Yeo Tian Poh is a 26-year-old Thai Chinese individual who strongly believes in using his knowledge and skills to positively impact the world. Moving to Singapore at the age of 9, Tian Poh is adaptable and has immersed himself in both Thai and Singaporean cultures. He has a great eye for visuals and specialises in creative direction. He has taken up multiple leadership roles when working in groups.

OFA is a contemporary fashion label that aims to blur the boundaries between mainstream design and design for disability, by identifying the common needs/interests between able-bodied people and people with disabilities to create inclusive designs that can be utilised by both of them.

OFA started because of the lack of representation and adaptive clothings for people with disabilities, who have been neglected and undervalued by the fashion industry. With that, OFA wants to be the change in the local fashion scene and offers people with disabilities more variations when it comes to apparels and accessories. For its inaugural collection, OFA collaborated with wheelchair users and involved them in the design process to come up with a series of inclusive fashion products that could be utilised by both the abled and disabled bodies. Its designs are intended to look mainstream with hidden inclusive design features. OFA hopes that more designers will be inspired to create more products to celebrate diversity and promote inclusivity in the community.

One For All is a marriage between mainstream design and design for disability.

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