Clearance Navy Jacket

Both sides of our Jackets are fully zippable. When putting on, the zip connects at each wrist and zips all along the sleeve and side of the Jacket. When taking off, you just find the zip at the side of the Jacket and slide it up until it disconnects at the wrist. By having the sides of the Jacket fully zippable, you no longer need to struggle to get Jacket sleeves over hands and arms with high spasticity or positioned in ways that are difficult to manoeuvre sleeves around. The zips are covered for discretion.

Due to the zippable sleeves, the Jacket can be fully opened up and put on and taken off, just like a Poncho. This is what allows the Jacket to be put on and taken off with ease whilst seated in a Wheelchair. The Jacket simply gets placed over the head then zipped up! This means no more fiddling trying to move forward and back in the wheelchair to get the Jacket around the back and on both arms, as a traditional Jacket would.

The back of the jacket is cropped to prevent extra fabric bunching up between the wearer and a wheelchair. It also means you don't have to worry about trying to squeeze your hands down the back of the person in the wheelchair to push the bottom of the Jacket fully down when putting it on. This is great for those that will wear the jacket in the seated position, such as wheelchair users.