Comfortable clothes for kids with cancer
Students and faculty in the Department of Fashion Design and Merchandising have designed comfortable and colorful hospital gowns for children that soon will be available nationwide.
“Ask for Comfort,” the line of hospital wear for pediatric cancer patients, made its debut Thursday during a fashion show at the Children’s Museum of Richmond.
Students and faculty in the Department of Fashion Design and Merchandising have designed comfortable and colorful hospital gowns for children that soon will be available nationwide.
“Ask for Comfort,” the line of hospital wear for pediatric cancer patients, made its debut Thursday during a fashion show at the Children’s Museum of Richmond. The event marks Kourageous Kids Week, honoring young cancer survivors.
It’s also the culmination of a yearlong partnership between VCU’s fashion department and the Association for the Support of Children with Cancer, a nonprofit organization also known as ASK. Its mission is to make life easier for Virginia’s children who have cancer.
Brief by the Richmond Times-Dispatch
