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Magnetic-closure shirts
$42.98 as of Nov 1, 1:12 PM PST
Dressing without buttons or fine motor control.
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Adaptive clothing
Clothes that open at the side or close with magnets, for dressing that happens sitting down, or with help. How picks are chosen
What to look for
- Magnets and hook-and-loop instead of buttons.
- Open-back and side-snap styles are made for dressing with help. They look unusual when off, which is the trade.
- Tagless and soft, since the seams are what gets noticed all day.
All Adaptive clothing picks
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Side-snap and open-back tops
$24.99 as of Nov 1, 1:12 PM PST
Dressing with limited mobility or caregiver help.
Good to know: It's made for dressing with help, and it looks unusual when it's off. That's the trade.
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Open-back adaptive pants
Much easier to get on when standing and bending are hard, or when a caregiver helps with dressing.
Good to know: It's made for dressing with help, and it looks unusual when it's off. That's the trade.
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Non-slip grip slipper socks
$11.88 as of Nov 1, 1:12 PM PST
Warm, with grippy soles that help prevent slips on smooth floors.
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Seamless socks
$24.99 as of Nov 1, 1:12 PM PST
No pressure points for diabetic or sensitive feet.
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Common questions
- What is adaptive clothing?
- It's everyday clothing redesigned to be easier to put on and take off: magnetic or hook-and-loop closures instead of small buttons, open-back or side-snap styles for dressing seated or with help, and soft, tagless fabrics.
- Who is adaptive clothing for?
- Anyone who finds dressing painful or hard because of arthritis, limited mobility, or recovery, and the caregivers who help them.