A Montgomery County native clothing creator is constantly inspired by her son, reports Karin Mallet for WFMZ.com.

The motivation for Tiffany Hamilton to begin her apparel brand, Victor Wear, is thanks to her son Isaiah and the ability to triumph over life’s hurdles.

Isaiah is on the autism spectrum with high-functioning autism and Tiffany does not think autism should be limiting in any way for him as an adult or as an employee.  

The mission of Victor Wear is to inspire triumph over obstacles and empower underserved communities, with 10% of each product sold going to Special Olympics VA in Virginia, where Tiffany and her son now live. 

Tiffany has said 85% of adults with autism are unemployed but they are far from unemployable, and is looking forward to Growing their brand, so they can become a major employer of people with disabilities.

The duo is working hard to produce their apparel of T-shirts, sweatshirts, autism awareness shirts, and hope to become a top employer for differently abled individuals.

Read more about Tiffany and Isaiah’s Victor Wear for men and women on WFMZ.