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RareWear Onesie

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RareWear OnesieJust like Brolly Sheets, RareWare is a female foundered company. A mum needing a solution to a problem and when not finding it, Maya designed her own. Her son Lloyd, was diagnosed at 2. 5 years of age with Iqsec2 Associated Disorder A rare genetic condition that only he possessed, alongside approximately 250 other confirmed cases worldwide. [accordion] ## Main Features Easy Access Zip: Perfect for PEG colostomy ostomy stomas SPCsquick and hassle free

Just like Brolly Sheets, RareWare is a female foundered company. A mum needing a solution to a problem and when not finding it, Maya designed her own. Her son Lloyd, was diagnosed at 2.5 years of age with ‘Iqsec2 Associated Disorder’ – A rare genetic condition that only he possessed, alongside approximately 250 other confirmed cases worldwide.

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## Main Features

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Easy Access Zip: Perfect for PEG/colostomy/ostomy/stomas/SPCs–quick and hassle-free care!

Shoulder Snaps: Effortless on/off, especially after nappy or incontinence accidents (we all have those moments!).

Medical Access: Ideal for Hickman/PICC lines and quick check-ups like ECGs.

Nappy/Continence Aid Access: Snaps for easy changes, keeping everything simple and clean.

Full Coverage & Dignity: The crutch section is a bit wider than traditional onesies to ensure complete coverage as kids grow.

Soft & Stretchy: Snug fit for ultimate comfortyour child will love it!

## Care & Composition

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Composition: 95% cotton / 5% spandex·        
Outer: 95% GOTS organic cotton / 5% elastane

To keep your OneEase onesie looking great and lasting longer, follow these simple care steps:

✔ Cold machine wash with similar colours
✔ Gentle cycle to protect fabric and snaps
✔ Do not bleach or use harsh detergents
✔ Tumble dry on low or line dry for best results
✔ Do not iron directly on printed labels
✔ Do not dry clean

Following these steps will help maintain the softness, durability, and adaptive features of your OneEase! 💙

## FAQs

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Why Buy OneEase Adaptive Bodysuits?  
Designed by a Mum who was frustrated when trying to cloth her son, Llyod.  She needed something that was easy to get on and off, with peg access and so soft, the fabric wouldn’t itch or be uncomfortable.   
 
Why is cotton so important? 
It is all down to comfort. If it isn't cotton, it isn't comfy!  Cotton, nature fibres are much more comfortable to wear.  
 
How do I machine wash my One Ease Adaptive Bodysuit?  

To keep your OneEase onesie looking great and lasting longer, follow these simple care steps:


✔ Cold machine wash with similar colours
✔ Gentle cycle to protect fabric and snaps
✔ Do not bleach or use harsh detergents
✔ Tumble dry on low or line dry for best results
✔ Do not iron directly on printed labels
✔ Do not dry clean

 
Who designed the OneEase Adaptive BodySuite? 
"Maya is a Melbourne mum of two who, like many parents of children with a disability, found herself facing a daily struggle—getting her son dressed. In 2021 Lloyd, her eldest child, who lives with a rare genetic condition, suddenly stopped eating and there began the journey to a feeding tube, firstly a nasal gastric then only a PEG feeding tube. Keeping the PEG feeding tube stable and untouched, began the journey to finding clothes that suited his needs but also that could accommodate being in a wheelchair and being dressed with minimal help from Lloyd, as he cannot stand independently. Maya searched for clothing that came without discomfort or hassle, but nothing existed that truly met his needs.  


So, Maya did what many mothers do—she created the solution herself. The OneEase Adaptive Bodysuit was born out of necessity, designed with love to make dressing easier, faster, and stress-free for both children and their caregivers. Because every child deserves clothing that works for them, not against them." 

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