Build the future of Disability Inclusive fashion

I’m Hanan Tantush, founder of Intotum, and a 23 Year old Neurodivergent designer on a mission to change the fashion industry. My journey began as a teenager, watching my Grandad battle cancer three times. After life‑saving surgeries he lived with both a stoma bag and a urostomy— I saw how ordinary clothes turned a tough situation into an even bigger daily challenge. Fastenings sat in the wrong places, waistbands dug into sensitive areas, and “easy‑access” options were clinical and uninspiring.

I realised then the huge impact clothing can have and how it could either rob someone of their dignity and independence or help them reclaim it. When I entered fashion school I made a promise: adaptive garments should be stylish, empowering and genuinely functional. That commitment became Intotum—a brand co‑created with disabled people, not just designed for them.

🚀 Why We’re Crowdfunding Now

Behind the scenes we’ve spent months prototyping our most inclusive collection yet—samples have just landed, and the feedback is incredible. We're getting ready to show these at LONDON FASHION WEEK(!!) but to move from sample to full production we must pay for a production run at our ethical factory and Grade our patterns into more sizes so nobody is left out!

That next step costs far more than a small brand can self‑fund—so we’re trying our hand at crowdfunding and to make it better we have entered the Built By Her Backed By Us competition on Crowdfunder. If we raise at least £1,000 from 25 backers by 31 July, we’ll qualify for a chance to win an extra £10,000 grant!

✨ What We’ve Achieved So Far

• Award‑winning design: Grand Prix Inclusive Design Award, AXA Startup Angel & more.
• Game‑changing pieces: seated‑cut trousers, hoist‑band trousers, jumpsuits with discreet stoma/tube openings.
• Runway credentials: debut at London Fashion Week, celebrated for bringing true disability representation to the catwalk.
• Real‑world impact: customers telling us they dressed independently for the first time, or felt “seen” in fashion at last.

🌍 Our Vision

We’re not here to tweak hems—we’re here to rewrite the fashion rulebook so disability‑inclusive design is mainstream, beautiful and expected. With your help we’ll:

• Put this new collection into production now
• Prove to the wider industry that inclusive fashion can be commercially successful
• Keep pushing until nobody has to choose between style and independence

Join Us

Help my community to find clothing that truly makes a difference. Back our crowdfund today—and let’s build the future of disability‑inclusive fashion, together.