Women's Pull-On Seated Trousers - M048

Adaptive Seated Trousers: Pull-On With Elasticated Waist and Wide Leg

Dressing challenges due to chronic conditions, disabilities, injuries, or limited mobility? Our adaptive seated trousers are tailored for easy pull-on and removal, simplifying the process. Our Women’s Seated Trousers cater specifically to those spending much time seated, including wheelchair users and the elderly with mobility issues. Crafted from stretchy fabric for year-round comfort, they are a stylish and practical choice in adaptive wear.

Adaptive

Longer Back Rise
This adaptive cut features a longer back rise for a comfortable waist-level fit when seated, with a shaped seat for extra fabric and comfort. It's pocketless, accommodates incontinence products discretely, and prevents the back from riding down, ensuring comfort and a look indistinguishable from regular trousers.

Elasticated Waistband And Wide Leg
The 1.5-inch stretchy elastic waistband offers a comfy fit, paired with a wide leg design for easy dressing and accommodating swelling, catheter care, or casts. Its longer ankle length keeps a good fit while seated.

Fashionable and Practical

Our Seated Trousers blend the classic look of traditional trousers with adaptive features for enhanced comfort. Made from a soft, stretchy blend of polyester and spandex, they allow for easy movement, are simple to wash, and quick to dry. Designed with a fashionable length, they are ideal for wheelchair users or anyone seated for extended periods. Their traditional black color easily matches various tops and shoes for a smart appearance.

At Medoris Care, we’re dedicated to creating award-winning products that improve the lives of the elderly, disabled, and those with special needs, ensuring they remain happy and comfortable. Consider our Seated Trousers as a thoughtful gift or a practical addition to your wardrobe.

Features:

• Fashionable Adaptive Seated Pull-On Trousers that look like traditional trousers. Longer back rise specifically cut to accommodate the seated position.
• Maintains comfort and dignity: Full waist coverage.
• 1.5-inch fully elasticated waistband – Easy to put on and take off.
• Wider leg opening – Beneficial for those who need extra space, for example, swollen legs, urinary catheter use, casts etc.
• Suitable for restrictive conditions. Appropriate for both self-dressing and assisted dressing.
• Designed and made in the UK.
• Blend of Polyester and Spandex fabric - Naturally stretchy for non-restrictive movement.
• Easy wash and tumble dry, or quick air dry - no need to iron. Perfect for nursing homes and care homes.
• Excellent fit and is true to size.
• Available in S(8-10), M(12-14), L(16-18), XL(20-22)

Extra small and larger sizes are available on request.
Who is it for: Women with reduced mobility who require sitting for prolonged periods and for those who benefit from the easy pull-on/off and extra space clothing.

Needs: Bed Bound Individuals, Disability Clothing, Assisted Dressing, Assisted Living, Adaptive, Disabled, Elderly, Palliative Care, Older Person, Paralysis, Nursing Home, Care Home, Wheel Chair Users, Stroke, Restrictive Conditions, Lower limb injuries, Leg Oedema and Swelling, Easy Dressing, Incontinence.

Assistance Needed: Suitable for both self-dressing and assisted dressing. Alteration services including crotch size available see our website.  Click here

SIZE GUIDE :

What is Inseam?
The most accurate way to measure leg length is its inner measurement from the crotch, not the outer measurement from the waist. For seated trousers, you measure it by placing a tape measure at the crotch and running it along the inside of the thigh over the bent knee to the ankle or wherever you want the pants to reach. We can adjust the Inseam on your request. If you have an adjustment query do not order the product via the e-shop, but send you a request by e-mail.

What is Leg Opening?
Leg opening measurement, or ankle width, Is the width at the very bottom of the trousers. It is important for those who need extra space, for example, swollen legs, urinary catheter use, casts etc.

How to Measure Hip Circumference?
When measuring your hips, slide the tape measure under your bottom and measure your seat at the widest part while sitting.

How to Measure Waist Circumference?
Place a flexible measuring tape above your belly button at the smallest part of your waist in a seated position. Wrap the tape around your waist and relax your stomach. The tape should be snug but not too tight.

Important:
If your measurements are somewhere on the borderline, select a size based on whether you prefer a looser fit or a tighter one.

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