What started as a quick solution to a mask shortage during the pandemic has turned into a flourishing business for a group of San Clemente adults living with autism. was born from the vision that members of the special needs community deserve to have something of their own to work towards and be proud of. "Sewing keeps me busy," said Juan Garcia, who was diagnosed with autism as a child. Garcia and a few of his friends living with Autism recently developed a passion for sewing and entrepreneurship. The group decided to launch ZuggyEtc.com selling seasonal items like custom shirts and mugs, but their specialty is hand-sewn Aprons.