Global Speaker, Life Coach, and Disability Advocate
Testimonial from Scott Chesney
For almost four decades, I’ve been living with a mobility disability. That means I’ve spent most of my life navigating a world that often wasn’t built with me in mind and that includes fashion. I do a lot of public speaking across the globe, attending business meetings, weddings, celebrations, and, sadly, sometimes funerals. At every one of these events, I want to look my best not just for others, but for myself. But trying to find a suit that fits well while sitting in a wheelchair has always been frustrating.
If you’ve ever tried to buy a suit off the rack, you know the struggle. Maybe the shoulders fit. Maybe the sleeves are close enough. But the moment you sit down, the jacket bunches, the length feels off, and you’re left asking yourself, “Should I button this? Will it look awkward?” The pants? Even worse. They’re often far too baggy and don’t take into account how legs naturally taper or how pant legs rise when seated. You end up looking like you’re wearing someone else’s clothes and more importantly, you just don’t feel like the best version of yourself.
That’s why discovering WearAble by Lega has been such a powerful experience. David Lega understands. He’s lived it. This isn’t a company guessing what works for people with disabilities it’s built by someone who knows the details that matter. WearAble suits are custom-made based on your body in your seated position. Just like when you got your wheelchair and someone measured every inch of you your thighs, knees, feet, back this process is just as thorough, just as thoughtful.
And it’s easy. The website walks you through each measurement step-by-step. You can choose your fabrics, colors, and style, and send it all in. What you get back isn’t just a suit. It’s something that feels like it was made for you because it was.
I believe everyone deserves to look their best. David believes that too. And now, with WearAble by Lega, that goal is finally within reach for so many of us who’ve been overlooked by traditional fashion. This is more than clothing. It’s confidence. It’s comfort. It’s pride. It’s a revolution in how we show up in the world.
Scott Chesney