Petal Back Men's Adaptive Trouser

Our Men's assistive trouser is open at the back for easy access to continence aids whilst offering dignity and comfort.

The carer stands in front of the wearer who is either in a hoist lifting system, on a bed or in a chair. We recommend for easy dressing – step 1 the pant slides up the legs, step 2 pass the long side tape  behind her back, and step 3 gently tie to the short tie on the other side.

The soft knitted polyester fabric ensures comfort when sitting and no loss of dignity. Unlike alternate styles with Velcro®, zips or studs down the outside/inside legs which can harm fragile skin, such styling is undignified, especially in the slow dressing process.

The Petal Back assistive pant complies with “No Lift Policy” and continence management programs.

Perfect for wearing while using a wheelchair, princess tub chair or recliner chair.  

The dressing process is quick and easy saving nursing time and reducing distress to the wearer and the carer. No need to lift or roll will protect the carer from injury too.

The assistive pant co-ordinates stylishly with our Petal Back Blouse and Polo tops

​If you need more information or assistance with ordering please feel free to phone us on 0402 075 290 we are happy to help!

Fabric: Polyester soft knit

Fabric Care: Easy care, no ironing required, washes perfectly time after time in aged care & commercial high temperature laundries. 

Features:

• Easy access for changing continence aides
• Greatly reduces the stress to the carer and wearer
• Quick and easy dressing process

Shop with confidence knowing that Petal Back Adaptive Clothing have been supplying quality adaptive clothing to Australian's since 1994.  Our products have stood the test of time and are loved by carers, nurses, families and residents of aged care / nursing homes for over 20 years!

We are a registered NDIS provider, please contact us for how to purchase our disability clothing on your plan. 

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May be suitable for:

Aged Care Residents, Seniors, Elderly, Infirm, Nursing home high care residents, hospital stays, nurse care, assisted living, carer aided dressing, Seated Dressing, People with physical disabilities, Special Needs care, Paraplegia, Quadriplegia, Bariatric people.  Also may assist in dressing for those with Alzheimer's Disease, Catheter users, Dementia Patients,  Palliative Care, Diabetes, MS Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson's, Shoulder stiffness, Stroke, Polio, Cerebral Palsy, Motor Neurone Disease, Oedema and swelling, Incontinence and reduced bladder control, SPI Spinal Cord Injury, Brain Injury, MD Muscular Dystrophy, Contractures etc.