2022 Favorite Adaptive Gifts for Father's Day

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Let's celebrate all things Dad this Father's Day! There is still time to shop before Sunday, June 19th. We've put together a list of adaptive clothing and accessories that combine function and style for the men in your life. From diabetes and ostomy support to easy access tees we have something to fit all the father's with special needs!

The Shoulder Snap Baseball Tee
 



A soft jersey tee is perfect for the fathers that need a little something special in their shirt. The baseball tee has concealed snaps at both shoulders giving quick access to broviacs, central lines, and chemo ports without removing clothing. Our low-profile snaps have a soft fabric backing, and are metal-free (so they are MRI friendly)! Unlike zippers, our snaps can also secure loose lines during treatment. This tee is also perfect for the dad with limited upper mobility or recovering from surgery.

featured: adult shoulder snap tee in navy and red

The Soft Stretch Waistband
 



Made from soft, stretchy, and sweat-wicking material, the bands hug the body, providing lightweight support. There is a wide range of uses for these waistbands: secure ostomies, feeding tubes, and catheters close to body, post-surgical abdominal support during recovery, and more!

featured: stretch waistband 3.0 in brown and black

The Insulin Pump Belt
 



Like the Spoonie Threads waistbands, but with a hidden zipper pocket: enough room to store your meds, phone, insulin pump, and more. They are so comfy, you’ll forget you’re wearing it. With maximum comfort and super soft sweat-wicking material, the belts are perfect for low or high impact workouts! Available in multiple colors!

featured: solid insulin pump belt 2.0 in heathered charcoal

Ostomy Covers
 



Our classic water-resistant ostomy cover provides an extra layer of security between your ostomy bag and clothing, saving you from leaks and stains. Choose from a statement to add to your bag: OH SHIT or OH CRAP or keep your ostomy bag a little more discrete in the beige, black, navy or camo colors.

featured: ostomy bag cover in black, monster print and Shit Happens

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