How the Restricted Movement Collection works
Restricted movement collection is designed for those who have a limited range of movement or who need assistance when dressing. They are fully back opening and can be put on the wearer with only minimal movement of the arms. The wearer can be assisted into the garment when standing, sitting or while lying in bed. All restricted movement garments worn on the upper body are also available in a standard fitting i.e. dresses, shirts, tops, jackets, nightwear, etc.
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Top style 1006
Vest style 4001
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Stage 1: holding the open garment in front
of the wearer. Assist the wearers arms into the
garment. Feeding the arms into the sleeves
There is no need for shoulder manipulation.
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Stage 2: Holding both collar sections take (in
example) the right collar around behind the
neck, the generous back of the garment follows
to drape across the wearers back. |
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Stage 3: Thread the collar through the opening
in the left shoulder seam. (this action helps to
keep the garment flat across the back and sit
well at the shoulders, it also helps secure the
garment along with the fastening method). |
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Stage 4: Take the other collar behind the
neck, again the generous back of the garment
will drape across the wearers back, providing
a double layer, for protection, warmth and
discretion.
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Stage 5: Bring each collar section forward. |
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Stage 6: Botton collar down. |
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Dress style 3002
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Stage 1: same as above. This restricted garment
shows the use of a scarf instead of collar. The
scarf is taken behind the neck and then through
the shoulder seam opening and to the front.
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Stage 2: wrap the other side around the back
and over the other shoulder to meet at the front.
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Stage 3: the scarf is knotted or draped to suit
the wearer.
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Jacket style 8008
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Stage 1: this restricted garment shows the use
of a fastener. The extension with the fastener is
taken behind the neck and then to the shoulder
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Stage 2: wrap the other side around the back
and over the other shoulder to meet at the front
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Stage 3: using the clips, clip into place under
the collar on each side.
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Copyright © 2008 - David Lindsay Limited Wellington New Zealand
The 'tunstole' design garments are covered by New Zealand Patent No. 570519
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