Clothing for Highly Sensitive Children

Born from a Mother's Search for Comfort

This idea came from my personal experience as a mom to two boys, aged 6 and 8. My youngest is highly sensitive and needs clothing that feels soft and non-irritating. That’s what led me to explore sensory-friendly clothing for kids and the positive impact it can have.

For Highly Sensitive Kids: Less Irritation, More Comfort

Comfort is key for sensory-sensitive children. That’s why our clothes are:

• Seamless or with hidden seams that don’t itch
• Free from itchy labels or washing tags
• Designed without bulky or twisted pockets inside
• Made from ultra-soft fabrics that reduce friction
• Easy to put on and take off, with no annoying pressure points

For Sensory Seekers: Stimulating and Engaging

My oldest son is the opposite—he seeks out sensory input and loves to fidget. That’s why we also include:

• Textured fabrics for tactile stimulation
• Discreet built-in fidgets and gadgets

Stylish, Timeless, and Gender-Neutral

Each piece is carefully designed to look good and feel good. Blusss clothing is timeless, gender-neutral, and available in sizes for kids, teens, and adults—up to XL.

Developed with Experts

Together with sensory professionals and children themselves, we created each design from scratch. I worked closely with a sensory designer to make sure every piece met the highest comfort standards.

Who Can Benefit?

Blusss clothes are a game-changer for children with autism, ADHD, high sensitivity, giftedness and also for boys and girls without a diagnosis who simply crave comfort.

Share Your Story

Do you have experience with sensory-sensitive child? Ideas, feedback, or questions? We’d love to hear from you—feel free to leave us a message.

Discover More from Blusss

Blusss is all about wearable wellbeing. We combine fashion and function to create clothing that supports regulation and comfort—without compromising style.

Our collection includes:

• Sensory-friendly socks, underwear, t-shirts, trousers, and hoodies
• No irritating tags, seams, or rough textures
• Subtle sensory tools like stress balls, chewable fidgets, and weighted accessories

Blusss started with a mom’s mission to find better clothing for her highly sensitive son. Curious to learn more? [Read our story here.]