MS fashion appeal
Clothing manufacturers have been asked by the Multiple Sclerosis Society to show more compassion and imagination in making clothes for disabled people. The president of the society, Mrs Esme Tombleson. told the society’s Auckland conference that disabled people had to tolerate illfitting, drab clothes, and more suitable and interesting garments would revitalise their lives.
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Press, 27 May 1981, Page 31
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