Wheely Nice Covers and

Our Couturiers

G. H. Davis, came out of retirement, after an illustrious career in modeling, boutique proprietor, and as a fashion designer to oversee The House of Edin and the many beautiful, Wheely Nice Covers' styles and accessories. Also check out The Graci (a skirt designed for catheter usage)

Kris A. Alexander, has recently brought her energy and ideas in what we know will be an innovative, productive partnership. A Champion wheelchair fencer, couturier and designer, Kris has numerous talents and we can't wait to share with you her varied skills. We are pleased to have her join our family.

The Atelier/and Partners

Travara, a font designer, and long-time sales representative devotes herself to selling for Wheely Nice Covers and The House of Edin.

Dorothy, an artist, former fashion model and modeling instructor, and now manager for a major Department Store by day, designs handbags and accessories for The House of Edin

Cressida Rose, since joining has brought her skills in merchandising, marketing and organization to our company. An extensive background in manufacturing and sales she is a wonderful addition to our family.  

Latrayan, a visual artist, serves as the Artistic Director for the Advertising and Marketing Department of Wheely Nice Covers and The House of Edin.

Taylor, a creative young visionary, designs the Kids/Juniors clothing.

Ira & Charlene Shucker, Financial Officers

D. Davis, Production Consultant

E. Din, designer of Wheely Nice Covers, and many of pieces of our Couture Clothing Line, including the ultimate "wheelchair users skirt, 'The Taylor." Photo Coming Soon.

 SPECIAL Thanks to supporters:

Photographers: Sheila Turner, Jerry Watkins and Ernest Varner

Sheri Davis, owner, Dish Restaurant

Doug Wiggins, owner, Hank's Ice Cream

Our Models, Karin Korb, Leanna Hardy, Stephany Glassing,

Chuck Armstead

All Wheely Nice Covers and The House of Edin made in the USA

      A wheelchair user sometimes myself, I was waiting at the airport, when I spotted a group of young people using wheelchairs. I am a people watcher. And, like it always happens, while watching the men and women's attire and hearing their conversations, I felt like I knew them.... a back pack with military stickers, a jeweled cell phone, a short, short skirt, all cues to their demeanor and preferences in style. Later, I spotted them rolling away from me down the concourse, and suddenly I couldn't identify even one of them. Immediately, I thought, "I sure wish I could tell more about them now." That thought stayed with me. Why shouldn't the wheelchair they use reflect their identity, their favorite sport or hobby, or showcase their sense of style.

After careful research, many sketches and consultations with my two daughters, Travara and Latrayan, our dream for "Covers for the Backs of Wheelchairs," blossomed. Later, my long-time friend and CPA, Ira Shucker and his wife Charlene got on board. Then, one of my dearest, long-time friends, Dorothy Oliver, who has incredible fashion sense, joined us. But it was only after my daughters and I met Couturier Graci Hardy Davis, that the dream came alive for us. My daughters and I cried the first time we saw the prototypes for "Wheely Nice Covers."

After talking to my mother about her wheelchair, I realized why she didn't want to roll into church in her chair: my mother, always loved being coordinated from head to toe. I immediately decided, why not offer coordinated "Couture" clothing to go along with our Wheely Nice Covers and thus, The House of Edin was born. 

Hopefully you will love Wheely Nice Covers and The House of Edin too.

E. Din, CEO & President,

Wheely Nice Covers and The House of Edin