Women’s straightforward Dressing Open Back Adaptive Half Zip Tracksuit Top
Fabric type: 95% Polyester, 5% SpandexCare instructions: Machine WashClosure type: ZipperSleeve type: Long SleeveEASY DRESSING: Thanks to intelligent open-back dressing solutions that include a full back overlap with easy connections at the shoulders, this open-back top is ideal for assisted dressing or self-dressing for anyone with decreased upper arm mobility. These tops for elderly women open completely at the back, making the dressing process a breeze for the individual and caregiver.PREMIUM COMFORT: This handicapped clothing for women offers total coverage plus maximum comfort for daily use. This 3/4 sleeve top features delicate quilting details as well as a half-zip center front and two front patch pockets to keep your belongings. We care about every person who wears our adaptive clothing, which is why we strategically place connections to avoid pressure points.FASHIONABLE: This sophisticated top features a variety of colors for a feminine look that suits you. These blouses for elderly women provide an ideal dressy assisted dressing option, unlike traditional shirts for disabled women. Thanks to a full back overlap and a current design, these adaptive shirts for women reduce exposure while looking great.FULL COVERAGE: We make disabled clothing for women designed with discrete and generous back overlaps for full coverage. That’s why our senior women blouses are used in the average home, hospitals, assisted living facilities, nursing homes, and more. This comfy top makes the perfect gift for anyone dealing with arthritis or other ailments.COLOR & SIZES: This women’s tops open-back shirt features several stylish options: heathered gray, wine, pink, and navy. Sized from medium to 3XL, it can be worn by elderly wheelchair-bound women, those with subtle physical limitations, or those without any limitations at all.GIVING BACK TO CHARITY: As a proud supporter of the Alzheimer Society of Canada, a portion of our proceeds funds research to find a cure and improve the quality of life for people living with dementia.