Arthritis Adaptive Clothing

Arthritis affects the small joints of the hands first, which means the fastenings on standard clothing -- buttons, hooks, small zips, press studs -- become the most difficult part of getting dressed. Morning stiffness, which is worst in the first hour after waking, makes the task even harder on the days when fine motor control is most reduced. People with rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis, or psoriatic arthritis often describe dressing as one of the most frustrating limitations of their condition.

Aasra's arthritis adaptive clothing collection replaces grip-dependent fastenings with wide velcro strips that close with a flat palm press. No pinching, no twisting, no threading buttons through buttonholes. Garments are cut with enough room to accommodate swollen joints and the fluctuating changes that come with arthritis flares. Indian styles available so you do not have to choose between comfort and looking like yourself.

Who this collection is for

• People with rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis, or psoriatic arthritis
• Those experiencing chronic joint pain, swelling, or morning stiffness in the hands
• Patients on DMARD or biologic therapy who manage variable mobility levels
• Elderly individuals for whom arthritis is one of several mobility challenges

Available in Indian ethnic styles (kurta, pyjama, nighty) in sizes M to 3XL. All fabric is 100% cotton, soft on sensitive skin. Free shipping above Rs. 999, COD available, ships across India.

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