Men’s Magnet Close Adaptive Sherpa Lined Shirt Jacket
Fabric type: 60% Cotton, 40% PolyesterCare instructions: Machine WashClosure type: MagneticNeck style: Crew NeckEASY SELF DRESSING: Whether you need a soft dressy 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. Faux buttons and magnetic closures make dressing a breeze.MAGNETIC BUTTONS: This specially designed handicapped clothing blends functionality with style. Thanks to hidden magnets behind decorative buttons down the center and at the cuffs, dressing has never been easier. The magnets are sewn into the clothing for a discrete, chic look.FUNCTIONAL STYLE: These shirts for disabled men are a long sleeve overshirt with a relaxed silhouette and pockets to store all your necessities. Thanks to super-soft flannel fabrication that is lined with cozy sherpa for all day comfort and warmth, it’s extremely comfortable to wear this elderly men clothing even in chilly weather or facilities. It’s the perfect gift for anyone in need of adaptive clothing.ANY OCCASION: Caregivers love this elderly clothing for men because it makes the dressing process a breeze. Hidden magnets provide a fashionable 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 fashionable Mid Blue Plaid, Wine Plaid, and Black & Grey Check designs. Sized from small to 3XL, 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.