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Hoodie for assisted dressing for wheelchair users
Gray / XS
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Pickup available, usually ready in 24 hours
Gaujas iela 18 Vangaži 2136 Latvia
23553444
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Sizing
Adaptive clothing sizing guide
Finding the perfect fit for your adaptive clothing should be effortless. At Vilbers.com, we understand the unique needs of our customers, especially those seeking comfortable and functional wheelchair adaptive trousers and other adaptive clothing. This guide will help you confidently select the right size, whether you're a paraplegic or quadriplegic individual, or simply looking for inclusive fashion.
How to choose your pants by body measurements
We've designed our sizing charts around body measurements to ensure the best possible fit for our adaptive trousers. To find your ideal size, you'll need to measure your:
Waist: Measure around your natural waistline, typically the narrowest part of your torso.
Hips: Measure around the fullest part of your hips, keeping the measuring tape parallel to the floor.
Thighs: Measure around the fullest part of one thigh.
Important note on waist adjustment: Our adaptive trousers feature an adjustable waist. This means that if the size fits your hips and thighs comfortably, the waist measurement can fluctuate by approximately 20% and still provide a great fit.
Measuring from a seated or lying position
We know that standing to take measurements isn't always possible. You can comfortably and accurately measure yourself while lying down or sitting in your wheelchair. Just follow these simple steps:
For Waist: If you're seated, lean slightly to the side to expose your natural waistline. If lying down, simply locate your natural waist. Measure around this area.
For Hips: While seated or lying down, ensure the tape measure goes around the fullest part of your hips and bottom. Try to keep the tape measure as level as possible.
For Thighs: While seated or lying down, measure around the fullest part of one thigh. Make sure the leg is relaxed.
Don't have a measuring tape? No problem!
You can still accurately measure yourself using a simple household item:
Grab a ribbon, rope, or even a piece of string.
Wrap it comfortably around the area you need to measure (waist, hips, or thigh) while seated or lying down.
Mark the point where the ribbon overlaps.
Lay the ribbon flat and measure its length with a standard ruler.
Measure your favorite garment for a perfect match
For an even more precise fit, you can compare the measurements of your favorite well-fitting pants or shirt to the measurements of our garments. We provide detailed garment measurements for all our items. Simply:
Lay your favorite item flat on a bed or flat surface.
Measure the relevant dimensions (e.g., inseam, waist width, hip width for pants; chest width, sleeve length for shirts).
Compare these measurements to the "Garment Measurements" provided on our product pages.
Sizing
Adaptive clothing sizing guide
Finding the perfect fit for your adaptive clothing should be effortless. At Vilbers.com, we understand the unique needs of our customers, especially those seeking comfortable and functional wheelchair adaptive trousers and other adaptive clothing. This guide will help you confidently select the right size, whether you're a paraplegic or quadriplegic individual, or simply looking for inclusive fashion.
How to choose your pants by body measurements
We've designed our sizing charts around body measurements to ensure the best possible fit for our adaptive trousers. To find your ideal size, you'll need to measure your:
Waist: Measure around your natural waistline, typically the narrowest part of your torso.
Hips: Measure around the fullest part of your hips, keeping the measuring tape parallel to the floor.
Thighs: Measure around the fullest part of one thigh.
Important note on waist adjustment: Our adaptive trousers feature an adjustable waist. This means that if the size fits your hips and thighs comfortably, the waist measurement can fluctuate by approximately 20% and still provide a great fit.
Measuring from a seated or lying position
We know that standing to take measurements isn't always possible. You can comfortably and accurately measure yourself while lying down or sitting in your wheelchair. Just follow these simple steps:
For Waist: If you're seated, lean slightly to the side to expose your natural waistline. If lying down, simply locate your natural waist. Measure around this area.
For Hips: While seated or lying down, ensure the tape measure goes around the fullest part of your hips and bottom. Try to keep the tape measure as level as possible.
For Thighs: While seated or lying down, measure around the fullest part of one thigh. Make sure the leg is relaxed.
Don't have a measuring tape? No problem!
You can still accurately measure yourself using a simple household item:
Grab a ribbon, rope, or even a piece of string.
Wrap it comfortably around the area you need to measure (waist, hips, or thigh) while seated or lying down.
Mark the point where the ribbon overlaps.
Lay the ribbon flat and measure its length with a standard ruler.
Measure your favorite garment for a perfect match
For an even more precise fit, you can compare the measurements of your favorite well-fitting pants or shirt to the measurements of our garments. We provide detailed garment measurements for all our items. Simply:
Lay your favorite item flat on a bed or flat surface.
Measure the relevant dimensions (e.g., inseam, waist width, hip width for pants; chest width, sleeve length for shirts).
Compare these measurements to the "Garment Measurements" provided on our product pages.
Finding the perfect fit for your adaptive clothing should be effortless. At Vilbers.com, we understand the unique needs of our customers, especially those seeking comfortable and functional wheelchair adaptive trousers and other adaptive clothing. This guide will help you confidently select the right size, whether you're a paraplegic or quadriplegic individual, or simply looking for inclusive fashion.
How to choose your pants by body measurements
We've designed our sizing charts around body measurements to ensure the best possible fit for our adaptive trousers. To find your ideal size, you'll need to measure your:
Waist: Measure around your natural waistline, typically the narrowest part of your torso.
Hips: Measure around the fullest part of your hips, keeping the measuring tape parallel to the floor.
Thighs: Measure around the fullest part of one thigh.
Important note on waist adjustment: Our adaptive trousers feature an adjustable waist. This means that if the size fits your hips and thighs comfortably, the waist measurement can fluctuate by approximately 20% and still provide a great fit.
Measuring from a seated or lying position
We know that standing to take measurements isn't always possible. You can comfortably and accurately measure yourself while lying down or sitting in your wheelchair. Just follow these simple steps:
For Waist: If you're seated, lean slightly to the side to expose your natural waistline. If lying down, simply locate your natural waist. Measure around this area.
For Hips: While seated or lying down, ensure the tape measure goes around the fullest part of your hips and bottom. Try to keep the tape measure as level as possible.
For Thighs: While seated or lying down, measure around the fullest part of one thigh. Make sure the leg is relaxed.
Don't have a measuring tape? No problem!
You can still accurately measure yourself using a simple household item:
Grab a ribbon, rope, or even a piece of string.
Wrap it comfortably around the area you need to measure (waist, hips, or thigh) while seated or lying down.
Mark the point where the ribbon overlaps.
Lay the ribbon flat and measure its length with a standard ruler.
Measure your favorite garment for a perfect match
For an even more precise fit, you can compare the measurements of your favorite well-fitting pants or shirt to the measurements of our garments. We provide detailed garment measurements for all our items. Simply:
Lay your favorite item flat on a bed or flat surface.
Measure the relevant dimensions (e.g., inseam, waist width, hip width for pants; chest width, sleeve length for shirts).
Compare these measurements to the "Garment Measurements" provided on our product pages.
Sizing
Adaptive clothing sizing guide
Finding the perfect fit for your adaptive clothing should be effortless. At Vilbers.com, we understand the unique needs of our customers, especially those seeking comfortable and functional wheelchair adaptive trousers and other adaptive clothing. This guide will help you confidently select the right size, whether you're a paraplegic or quadriplegic individual, or simply looking for inclusive fashion.
How to choose your pants by body measurements
We've designed our sizing charts around body measurements to ensure the best possible fit for our adaptive trousers. To find your ideal size, you'll need to measure your:
Waist: Measure around your natural waistline, typically the narrowest part of your torso.
Hips: Measure around the fullest part of your hips, keeping the measuring tape parallel to the floor.
Thighs: Measure around the fullest part of one thigh.
Important note on waist adjustment: Our adaptive trousers feature an adjustable waist. This means that if the size fits your hips and thighs comfortably, the waist measurement can fluctuate by approximately 20% and still provide a great fit.
Measuring from a seated or lying position
We know that standing to take measurements isn't always possible. You can comfortably and accurately measure yourself while lying down or sitting in your wheelchair. Just follow these simple steps:
For Waist: If you're seated, lean slightly to the side to expose your natural waistline. If lying down, simply locate your natural waist. Measure around this area.
For Hips: While seated or lying down, ensure the tape measure goes around the fullest part of your hips and bottom. Try to keep the tape measure as level as possible.
For Thighs: While seated or lying down, measure around the fullest part of one thigh. Make sure the leg is relaxed.
Don't have a measuring tape? No problem!
You can still accurately measure yourself using a simple household item:
Grab a ribbon, rope, or even a piece of string.
Wrap it comfortably around the area you need to measure (waist, hips, or thigh) while seated or lying down.
Mark the point where the ribbon overlaps.
Lay the ribbon flat and measure its length with a standard ruler.
Measure your favorite garment for a perfect match
For an even more precise fit, you can compare the measurements of your favorite well-fitting pants or shirt to the measurements of our garments. We provide detailed garment measurements for all our items. Simply:
Lay your favorite item flat on a bed or flat surface.
Measure the relevant dimensions (e.g., inseam, waist width, hip width for pants; chest width, sleeve length for shirts).
Compare these measurements to the "Garment Measurements" provided on our product pages.
Finding the perfect fit for your adaptive clothing should be effortless. At Vilbers.com, we understand the unique needs of our customers, especially those seeking comfortable and functional wheelchair adaptive trousers and other adaptive clothing. This guide will help you confidently select the right size, whether you're a paraplegic or quadriplegic individual, or simply looking for inclusive fashion.
How to choose your pants by body measurements
We've designed our sizing charts around body measurements to ensure the best possible fit for our adaptive trousers. To find your ideal size, you'll need to measure your:
Waist: Measure around your natural waistline, typically the narrowest part of your torso.
Hips: Measure around the fullest part of your hips, keeping the measuring tape parallel to the floor.
Thighs: Measure around the fullest part of one thigh.
Important note on waist adjustment: Our adaptive trousers feature an adjustable waist. This means that if the size fits your hips and thighs comfortably, the waist measurement can fluctuate by approximately 20% and still provide a great fit.
Measuring from a seated or lying position
We know that standing to take measurements isn't always possible. You can comfortably and accurately measure yourself while lying down or sitting in your wheelchair. Just follow these simple steps:
For Waist: If you're seated, lean slightly to the side to expose your natural waistline. If lying down, simply locate your natural waist. Measure around this area.
For Hips: While seated or lying down, ensure the tape measure goes around the fullest part of your hips and bottom. Try to keep the tape measure as level as possible.
For Thighs: While seated or lying down, measure around the fullest part of one thigh. Make sure the leg is relaxed.
Don't have a measuring tape? No problem!
You can still accurately measure yourself using a simple household item:
Grab a ribbon, rope, or even a piece of string.
Wrap it comfortably around the area you need to measure (waist, hips, or thigh) while seated or lying down.
Mark the point where the ribbon overlaps.
Lay the ribbon flat and measure its length with a standard ruler.
Measure your favorite garment for a perfect match
For an even more precise fit, you can compare the measurements of your favorite well-fitting pants or shirt to the measurements of our garments. We provide detailed garment measurements for all our items. Simply:
Lay your favorite item flat on a bed or flat surface.
Measure the relevant dimensions (e.g., inseam, waist width, hip width for pants; chest width, sleeve length for shirts).
Compare these measurements to the "Garment Measurements" provided on our product pages.
Sizing
Adaptive clothing sizing guide
Finding the perfect fit for your adaptive clothing should be effortless. At Vilbers.com, we understand the unique needs of our customers, especially those seeking comfortable and functional wheelchair adaptive trousers and other adaptive clothing. This guide will help you confidently select the right size, whether you're a paraplegic or quadriplegic individual, or simply looking for inclusive fashion.
How to choose your pants by body measurements
We've designed our sizing charts around body measurements to ensure the best possible fit for our adaptive trousers. To find your ideal size, you'll need to measure your:
Waist: Measure around your natural waistline, typically the narrowest part of your torso.
Hips: Measure around the fullest part of your hips, keeping the measuring tape parallel to the floor.
Thighs: Measure around the fullest part of one thigh.
Important note on waist adjustment: Our adaptive trousers feature an adjustable waist. This means that if the size fits your hips and thighs comfortably, the waist measurement can fluctuate by approximately 20% and still provide a great fit.
Measuring from a seated or lying position
We know that standing to take measurements isn't always possible. You can comfortably and accurately measure yourself while lying down or sitting in your wheelchair. Just follow these simple steps:
For Waist: If you're seated, lean slightly to the side to expose your natural waistline. If lying down, simply locate your natural waist. Measure around this area.
For Hips: While seated or lying down, ensure the tape measure goes around the fullest part of your hips and bottom. Try to keep the tape measure as level as possible.
For Thighs: While seated or lying down, measure around the fullest part of one thigh. Make sure the leg is relaxed.
Don't have a measuring tape? No problem!
You can still accurately measure yourself using a simple household item:
Grab a ribbon, rope, or even a piece of string.
Wrap it comfortably around the area you need to measure (waist, hips, or thigh) while seated or lying down.
Mark the point where the ribbon overlaps.
Lay the ribbon flat and measure its length with a standard ruler.
Measure your favorite garment for a perfect match
For an even more precise fit, you can compare the measurements of your favorite well-fitting pants or shirt to the measurements of our garments. We provide detailed garment measurements for all our items. Simply:
Lay your favorite item flat on a bed or flat surface.
Measure the relevant dimensions (e.g., inseam, waist width, hip width for pants; chest width, sleeve length for shirts).
Compare these measurements to the "Garment Measurements" provided on our product pages.
This Adaptive Hoodie is designed for individuals with limited mobility, including quadriplegics and those requiring 24/7 care. We understand the challenges of dressing, and this design prioritizes both comfort and dignity, making the process easier for both the wearer and caregiver.
Our unique wrap-around design features a hook and loop closure along one side of the back, eliminating the need to lift arms or reposition the individual during dressing. This thoughtful design ensures a smooth, comfortable experience, free from the tugging, pulling, and potential discomfort often associated with traditional clothing. Getting dressed becomes a dignified experience, respecting individual needs and promoting independence. We've also prioritized warmth, especially around the neck, by incorporating a cleverly designed hood that's secured with a discreet, almost decorative zipper.
We believe in quality and comfort. Our Adaptive Hoodie is crafted from premium materials:
Black: 100% cotton with velour feel inside, smooth satin feel on outside
Dark Grey: A warm and durable blend of 90% cotton and 10% polyester offers the perfect balance of softness and resilience. This blend ensures the hoodie withstands regular wear and tear while providing exceptional comfort.
Melange Light Option: For a lighter feel, our mélange light option features a blend of 80% cotton, 10% polyester, and 10% hemp. Hemp is known for its incredible strength, breathability, and eco-friendly properties. It also adds a unique texture and drape to the fabric.
Brushed Interior: The 340 sq/m fabric boasts a brushed interior, providing exceptional warmth and a luxuriously soft feel against the skin.
We've considered every detail to enhance functionality and convenience:
Discreet Opening: A discreet interior opening to the front pocket allows easy access for ostomy bags, feeding tubes, or other medical devices. This thoughtful feature ensures comfort and discretion without compromising the hoodie's stylish design.
Main features
Easy Dressing: Wrap-around design with hook and loop closure eliminates the need to lift arms.
Comfortable & Dignified: Minimizes tugging and pulling during dressing.
Discreet Opening: Interior pocket access for medical devices.
Easy Care: Machine washable.
Care Instructions
To maintain the quality and longevity of your Adaptive Hoodie, we recommend:
Machine wash cold with like colors.
Tumble dry low or hang to dry.
Do not bleach.
Do not iron directly on the hook and loop closures.
Sizing
Shipping and return
The shipping costs are:
Latvia 3 EUR
Lithuania, Estonia 5 EUR
European Union 7 EUR
USA 7 EUR
Rest of the World 15 EUR
You may return the unused item within two months from the date of delivery. Custom made items are not refundable.
About Vilber's
We are Zane and Vilnis Bērziņš, and Vilber's is our commitment to practical, inclusive clothing. Located in Vangaži, Latvia, we operate as a social enterprise. This means we focus on creating well-made garments for people with disabilities, a group often overlooked. We also believe in responsible production – quality clothing that lasts, reducing waste.
We provide fair wages and a supportive work environment for our local community. As a family, we're driven to create clothing that removes barriers. We understand that life is lived outside the home, so we design garments for social activities and everyday use. We also create clothing for those requiring assisted dressing, prioritizing ease and dignity.
Our focus is on functionality and quality. We believe clothing should enable, not hinder. We strive to create garments that meet real needs, contributing to a more inclusive society. We invite you to learn more about our work and the principles that guide us.
I like this sweater, as it is easy to put on without dragging or pushing my son, while I dress him. And as his neck always feels the cold, we like that there is an actual hood that provides the extra warmth!
Reviews in Other Languages
Excellent seamstress work and very sturdy fastening. I totally recommend this shop!
Anna Karin U.
The pants are terrific. They fit me very well and I like the style, the fabric, and front zippers! They are very comfortable and ideal for my travelling needs.
Kim G.
The trousers are just SUPERB! They fit perfectly and look amazing!
Kaspars K.
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The trousers are very well made and the quality of the material and construction is good
The trousers are very well made and the quality of the material and construction is good.
After following the sizing guidance and taking measurements, I ordered a 2XL for my father, who is a full-time wheelchair user. While the trousers fit, I found them to be quite snug around the waist and legs. I am unsure whether sizing up would have been the best solution, as the leg length would likely become even longer.
The adaptive features are useful, but I would recommend that wheelchair users pay particular attention to sizing, especially if additional room is needed for comfort, incontinence products, or prolonged sitting.
Hi Mark, thank you for your thoughtful feedback. We're glad you appreciate the quality and adaptive features. We've taken your comments into account and designed a new cut with more room at the knee and ankle, along with additional zippers, to improve comfort for wheelchair users. We hope this helps future fits!
Great customer service quality fabrics well thought out designs.
Been looking for comfortable trousers for a wheelchair user and this is the best design I have come across.
Being a 75 year old, wheelchair bound, man, I came across this company at the Veine exhibition this year specialized in clothes for wheelchair bound people.
I was very pleased when saw the design of the trousers, this was that I was looking for quite some time.
Overexcited I ordered the wrong type (small fit) trousers and change them for the above.
The Cargo 2.0 pant fit perfectly and it is easier to catheterize due to the possibility to open the front
