Rip-Resistant Adaptive Bodysuit ‚ Long Leg

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Rip-resistant long-leg adaptive bodysuit with back zip

The 4324 is a high-durability unisex adaptive bodysuit with long trouser legs and a rear zip. It is designed for care situations where a more robust all-in-one garment is preferred to standard cotton clothing. Reinforced internal seams and the snap-covered back fastening distinguish it from lighter adaptive bodysuits.

Design and everyday benefits

The stated fabric composition is 67% polyester and 33% cotton. Long legs provide coverage through the ankles, while the back zip and snap cover require a carer or wearer to manage a rear closure. The garment is described as rip-resistant, not indestructible, and should not be presented as a guaranteed restraint or prevention of undressing.

Key features

67% polyester and 33% cotton
reinforced internal seams
back zip with snap cover
long legs
wash at 60°C

Size and fit

Choose the available size or option carefully and check the original size guide where supplied. Consider the wearer's normal seated or lying position, ease of fastening and individual care requirements. Contact Medoris if you need help comparing options.

4324 product size guide

Care and suitability

Follow the garment or cushion care label and the original washing guidance. Check fit and comfort regularly. Specialist positioning aids should be used alongside individual clinical advice where appropriate.