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
Common Dressing Challenges
As the situation with COVID-19 evolves day-today, our top priority during these challenging times continues to be the health and safety of our co-workers, customers and communities.
At the shapes united, taking care of both the community and our employees is important to us. All employees has been trained on proper hand washing protocol, work areas are cleaned prior to shipping each package and all employees wear vinyl gloves when packing orders.
At the shapes united, taking care of both the community and our employees is important to us. All employees has been trained on proper hand washing protocol, work areas are cleaned prior to shipping each package and all employees wear vinyl gloves when packing orders.
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
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
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
Arthritis
Soft, adaptive designs reduce joint pain and make dressing easier for people with limited dexterity.
- Wide openings
- Easy fasteners
- Lightweight cotton fabric
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
