Easy Access Clothing for disabled

Easy Access Clothing

Always Looking Good & Feeling Good with Easy Access Clothes
Cargo Pants, Dress Pants, Sweats, Jeans, Tops, Outerwear & MORE
Ease of Dressing and discreet access for personal care
Customize your clothes with the modifications you need
Never forfeit fashion or comfort
Clothing for men, women, and children

The adaptive modifications found in Easy Access Clothing can be customized to meet the special needs of men, women, children and the elderly. Clothes are designed to assist the individual in maintaining their independence and dignity. Modifications in the clothes support the needs of caregivers and makes life easier for all. All modifications are designed into the garment and are discreet. Entry points of Easy Access Clothes are designed to work with, not against, disAbilities. When you look good, you feel better. Well-designed, attractive clothing not only provides comfort but helps people feel good about themselves.

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Maintain Dignity

Feel Good & Look Good

The following features may promote independence in dressing/undressing

Other features minimize lifting and makes the caregivers job easier

Customize for Independence

Ease of dressing

Modifications for those with:

Impaired finger dexterity

Limited range of motion

Hand tremors

Arms painful to move and bend

For use with IV tubes

Those dependent on others dressing them

For wheelchair users

The elderly

Cerebral Palsy

Arthritis

Muscular Dystrophy

Parkinson's

Paralysis

Developmental Disabilities

Stroke

Contractures

What to Look for in Shirts and Tops

Shirts that open and close with Velcro tabs give independence to those with dexterity problems

Full back opening eliminates pulling over the head. No need to bend or raise arms. Sleeve is drawn onto arm and shoulder from front. Fabric covers the entire Velcro closure

Velcro opening in underarm/side seam, from waist to cuff, provides opening for tubes while dressed. No need to straighten arms to dress. Maintain dignity.

Full openings from waist to cuff or a full back opening, assists caregivers for ease of dressing.

Dressing ease while remaining seated

Raglan, dolman or deep-set sleeves allow for freedom of movement and easy dressing

Shirts and tops are cut longer in the back so they stay in to maintain dignity.

Closures on the crotch are available too.

Soft to the touch fabrics that feel good on sensitive skin

Extendable boat-neck tops on sweat shirts allow easy access

Dressing becomes less tiring for the individual

All closures are inconspicuous and are designed into the garment

Seams are double sewn so they lay flat to help prevent pressure sores.

Grow cuffs and hems on children's clothes to extend the wear.

For wheelchair users
Impaired ability to flex hip or knee

Impaired ability to maneuver feet through leg openings

For people with casts or braces

For those with toileting and changing needs

Impaired motor skills

Hand tremors

Leg paralysis

Post Operation, Total hip or knee replacements

Impaired finger dexterity

Use with catheter bags or urinals

Use with diapers

Developmentally Disabled

What to look for in Pants & Shorts

Extended velcro flys offer easy access to personal needs. Easy to open.

Extended velcro fly allows for easy access when using a urinal

Wrist or finger loops help individuals lift garments when dressing

Large pockets placed above or on the side of knees for easy access

Side openings increases room and comfort to ease over hips or over leg

Minimizes standing

Front panel opening flaps open to hip, increases room and comfort for dressing and access to personal needs

Inside seams assist caregivers in toileting and dressing needs

Minimizes lifting

Seams are sewn flat which helps to prevent pressure sores

Grow cuffs on children's clothing to extend its wear

Wheelchair users

Para & quadriplegics

For use with leg bags, catheters etc

In & Out pants offer elasticized ankles to keep bag tubes tucked in out of sight

Velcro openings by way of loops on both inside legs, to access leg bags for maximum independence

Adjustable hidden inside flap on shorts & swimwear to hide leg bags

For women & girls

Limited range of motion

Arms painful to move and bend

Those dependent on others dressing them

For wheelchair users

Toileting needs

What to Look for in Dresses

Skimmer dress with Velcro shoulder opening and complete right side, arm-hole to hem opening, eliminates need to raise arms

Lengthened back hem or higher rise on culotte for sitting positions

Jumpers & Culottes open right down to the hip for ease of dressing and personal access

Velcro closures for independence and ease of dressing

For People in Wheelchairs

What to Look for in Coats & Ponchos

Cut out backs eliminates sitting on excess fabric, prevents pressure sores

Designed for safety, cut to avoid touching or getting stuck in wheels

Hip huggable straps to keep the garment close to the body for maximum warmth

Velcro tab closures for independence

No standing required, just lean forward to put on

Incontinence

The elderly

All of the above lists

What to Look for in Undergarments

Incontinent briefs are reusable & washable

Ranges in use from light incontinence, protective absorbent to waterproof overpant

Layers are in crotch. Sides of briefs are a non-bulky single layer.

Bodysuits fasten at the crotch to stay neatly tucked in

Cut wide at the hip and seat for full coverage, and will accommodate a diaper

Four styles for ease of dressing

Provides softness and warmth

Sleepwear styles provide warmth, comfort and full coverage without bulk

Different styles for ease of dressing and personal access such as snap crotch, full front zipper,