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Women's Open Back Track Suit Pant

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Women's Open Back Track Suit PantPRODUCT FEATURES Open back closure with adjustable snaps for easy seated or assisted dressing. Stretchy elastic waistband enhances comfort and security during wear. Durable, wrinkle resistant fabric is machine washable for practical daily use. Provides full coverage and dignity with overlapping back panels. Suitable for a wide range of needs, including mobility limitations, incontinence, and post surgery care. FABRIC & CARE Fabric Content: 100%

PRODUCT FEATURES

  • Open-back closure with adjustable snaps for easy seated or assisted dressing.
  • Stretchy elastic waistband enhances comfort and security during wear.
  • Durable, wrinkle-resistant fabric is machine washable for practical daily use.
  • Provides full coverage and dignity with overlapping back panels.
  • Suitable for a wide range of needs, including mobility limitations, incontinence, and post-surgery care.

FABRIC & CARE

  • Fabric Content: 100% Polyester
  • Fabric Description: Non-stretch polyester that feels smooth and cool against the sensitive skin.
  • Fabric Weight: Medium weight, making it versatile for both summer and winter
  • Washing Instructions: Machine washable and dryer friendly

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

The Women’s Open Back Track Suit Pant is crafted for those who need assisted dressing or have limited mobility, offering comfort, dignity, and sporty style. It features an open-back design with adjustable snaps for quick dressing by caregivers, no standing required. The stretchy elastic waistband and soft, wrinkle-resistant fabric provide all-day comfort, making these pants an ideal choice for wheelchair users, seniors, or patients in home care, hospice, or nursing settings.

FAQ
How to put on Open Back Pants?

  1. Open the pants using the snap closures along the waistband of the pants.
  2. From the front, slide the pant legs up the legs of the wearer with the opening in the waistband towards their back.
  3. Once the pants are up to the waist, pull the bottom panel around to the back of the wearer. Take the second panel and snap it into place on the waistband, creating an overlap. Adjust the snap position to ensure comfort.

Why use Silverts Open Back Pants?

  • Caregiver Safety: Caregivers do not have to lift or shift the wearer to pull the pants under their bottom.
  • Ideal for Seated or Supine Dressing: The open back design means the wearer can be dressed from a seated, standing or laying position. The panels at the back can be snapped into place easily, providing full coverage and discretion from behind.
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