Side-Snap Shirt for Shoulder Surgery — Unavailable
Getting dressed shouldn’t take so much out of you.
When your shoulder won’t move as usual, a simple change of clothes can feel like hard work. This shirt gives you a different way to get dressed, without giving up the familiar look of a tee. At home or on your way to an appointment, wear it with the clothes you already love.
When a bigger T-shirt still isn’t easier to put on.
| A regular pull-over T-shirt | Side-Snap Shirt for Shoulder Surgery |
|---|---|
| A wider neckline can still leave you with the overhead pull. | You can get dressed without pulling the shirt over your head. |
| Sizing up gives you more fabric, but the shoulder and sleeve stay closed. | You can dress around your arm instead of threading it through a closed sleeve. |
| Your helper may still have to guide a closed shirt over your head and along your arm. | Your helper has room to position the fabric and fasten it around you. |
A familiar T-shirt look. A different way to get dressed.
Skip the alterations. Keep the T-shirt look.
The shoulder-to-side openings and snaps are already built in—no need to cut open a shirt or add your own fasteners.
Feel good about your choice.
Compare a T-shirt you feel comfortable in with our size guide. Check the fit through the chest and the length, rather than choosing by the size label alone.
Can I fasten it with one hand?
The snaps need a firm press to close, and fastening them one-handed can be difficult. A helper can line them up and close them in sections.
Do I have to undo every snap each time?
No. Open just the shoulder when that gives you enough room, or continue down the side for a wider opening. The remaining sections can stay fastened.
Will the snaps feel uncomfortable against my skin?
Fabric covers the plastic snaps on the inside, so the fasteners aren’t left bare against your skin. Flat seams and soft stretch knit give the inside a smoother feel, too.
Should I buy a bigger size to make dressing easier?
Choose for a comfortable fit, rather than sizing up simply to get a wider neckline. Compare a T-shirt that fits you well with our size guide, checking the chest and length.
Will it look different from my usual T-shirts?
With the snaps fastened, it has the familiar look of an everyday T-shirt. Pair it with the clothes you already love, at home or out for an appointment.
Get dressed without the overhead pull. Feel like yourself.
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