Men’s Open-Back Adaptive Active T-Shirt
Fabric type: Milk Silk - 92% Polyester / 8% SpandexCare instructions: Machine WashClosure type: Pull OnNeck style: Crew NeckNO HASSLE DRESSING: Whether you need a relaxing everyday shirt or specific wheelchair clothing for men, Silverts is happy to provide a wide range of options. Look for Silverts if you’re looking for handicap gifts for men. Silverts creates men’s adaptive clothing that provides comfort, accessibility, and style.CLEAN LOOK: This top features a new-age, clean look that’s perfect for everyday use. It’s specially designed handicapped clothing made with a discrete full back overlap for complete dignity. But it also completely opens, allowing the individual's arms to be slid into the garment sleeves without ever having to raise/lower their arms or struggle with small neck openings.SOFT COMFORT: These shirts for disabled men aren’t just comfortable when dressing or disrobing. Thanks to a soft polyester-spandex blend and strategically placed shoulder snaps that avoid pressure points, it’s extremely comfortable to wear this elderly men clothing even with sensitive skin. This struggle-free, easy access clothing makes it the perfect gift for anyone in need of adaptive clothing.WORN EVERYWHERE: Caregivers love this elderly clothing for men because it makes the dressing process a breeze. Easy closure snaps at the shoulders provide a secure way to close the top with minimal effort from the individual or the caregiver. This caregiver shirt is often used in the average home, hospitals, assisted living facilities, nursing homes, and more.COLOR & SIZES: This Silverts adaptive clothing for men features a fashionable casual design that comes in Black, Heather Gray, Heather Indigo, Sage, and Sky Blue. Sized from small to 3X-large, these adaptive shirts for seniors can be worn by the wheelchair-bound, 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.