Adaptive and Accessible Clothing Tips and Tricks
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A non-fraying fitted tee can double as soft skin support and adaptive clothing. You can customize it for tubes or equipment without it falling apart. Reebok is a recommended brand.
This magnetic zipper works with clothes you already own and makes zipping easier without needing special clothing.
Long treatments are hard enough without being cold. This hoodie lets you stay warm while still allowing easy access for IVs or dialysis.
Tip: Some wheelchair users find using an inexpensive seam ripper to remove bulky back pockets from pants helps reduce pressure and improve comfort when sitting for long periods, eliminating the need to buy specialty adaptive pants.
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