Common Dressing Challenges

Try TSU in person

 Yes, we can even 'Click and collect' in from Heidelberg Heights in Melbourne. 

Just add to cart and select 'pick up' option and we will email you the package is available

You can experience some of our clothes in person at these various locations

 

Melbourne, Australia

Ablemedilink

5 Nicholson St, Bentleigh VIC 3204

w- ablemedilink.com.au

Below is the QR Code of Google Maps

Google Maps of the location of Ablemedilink

TopCat Healthcare

5/31 Hosie Street,
Bayswater North VIC 3153

Phone: (03) 8201 7137
w- topcathealthcare.com.au

QR code of TopCat Healthcare

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Upper Limb Mobility

Wide necklines, magnetic fasteners, and soft cotton fabrics make dressing easier when arm and shoulder movement is limited.

  • Velcro closures
  • Loose armholes
  • Tag-free seams
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Lower Limb Mobility

Elastic waistbands, side openings, and soft fabrics reduce strain when bending knees or hips is difficult.

  • Side-fastening pants
  • Adjustable hems
  • Breathable stretch cotton
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Diabetes & Lymphedema

Seam-free socks and loose-fitting garments help avoid pressure points and protect sensitive skin.

  • Cushion-sole socks
  • No restrictive bands
  • Soft, moisture-wicking cotton
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Wheelchair

Designed with side openings, flat seams and soft fabrics for seated comfort and easy wearability.

  • Pressure-free fit
  • Wrap boxer shorts
  • Side-fastening pants
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Arthritis

Soft, adaptive designs reduce joint pain and make dressing easier for people with limited dexterity.

  • Wide openings
  • Easy fasteners
  • Lightweight cotton fabric
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Neurodivergency

Tag-free, soft-touch clothing that supports sensory needs for those with autism, ADHD or tactile sensitivity.

  • Flat seams
  • Tagless interiors
  • Breathable organic cotton
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News & MEDIA

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Aussie adaptive fashion brand The Shapes United gains US foothold via Walmart

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