Recovery Wear(12 products)
Clothing for the stretch after the first days of surgery: back at home, going to physiotherapy, and slowly rebuilding strength, but still unable to bend, twist or lift your arms freely.
This collection brings together side-opening velcro pyjamas and shorts, side-opening surgery shirts, and front-open velcro kurtis and nighties. They look like ordinary everyday clothing, so they work for outpatient visits and physio sessions as well as rest at home. They also suit long-term conditions such as Parkinson's, stroke, arthritis and multiple sclerosis.
100% cotton, machine washable. Nighties S to 2XL, everything else M to 2XL. COD available across India.
Related guides
See also: rehabilitation clothing for physiotherapy and the post surgery recovery clothing buying guide.
Post-operative clothing and elder care clothing: the same problem, two stages
Families arrive at this range from two directions. Some are buying post-operative clothing for a few weeks after an operation. Others are buying elder care clothing that will be worn every day for years. The garments are the same, because both situations come down to one question: can this be put on without the movements the wearer can no longer make?
What to look for either way:
- An opening, not a pull-on. Side-opening bottoms and front-opening tops remove bending, stepping and overhead reaching.
- A closure that needs no grip. Wide velcro instead of buttons, hooks or small zips.
- Room over dressings and braces, so the same garment works in week one and week ten.
- Cotton, because these clothes are worn for long hours and washed constantly.
For the first weeks after an operation, start with post surgery clothing. For daily wear in older age, start with elderly care clothing.
Related collections: Post Surgery | Bedridden & Home Care | Hip & Knee Recovery







