How Blusss Helps Sensory-Sensitive Kids & Adults | An Luyten on Ziedis
A Place for People with a Quiet Superpower
A story of recognition and resonance Some people feel more, hear more, experience more. What is often seen as being “too sensitive” is, in reality, a quiet superpower. In the TV program Ziedis, founder An Luyten of Blusss (formerly SAM Sensory & More) shares how sensory-friendly clothing became part of her life – and how it grew into a lifestyle platform for everyone who identifies with sensory sensitivity. More than clothing alone Blusss designs sensory-friendly clothing: soft, seamless, free from irritating tags or harsh fabrics. Created for those who are easily overstimulated – highly sensitive people, individuals with autism, stress-sensitive professionals, or anyone struggling with certain fabrics. But An emphasizes that Blusss is more than just a brand. It’s a place where people feel seen, where stories are shared, and where comfort and style go hand in hand. A lifestyle of calm and strength Blusss represents a new way of living: choosing fewer triggers, more calm, and more balance. It’s not only about what you wear, but also about how you feel. An’s mission? Helping people see their sensitivity not as a burden, but as a quiet superpower that can guide their lives. Watch the interview in Ziedis Want to hear the full story in Ziedis, straight from the founder herself? Be inspired by An’s personal journey and discover how Blusss is building a community around sensory-friendly living. A big thank you to TV plus for highlighting sensory sensitivity in the TV program Ziedis. By giving this theme a voice, they create recognition for many who live with sensory challenges – and show that there are real solutions to make life more comfortable.
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