Heather Gray/Crimson Adult Stripe Zip Access Sweatshirt

ACCESSIBLE: Zippers on both sides of the crew neck allow access to ports on either side of chest with ease for treatments. And the large front pocket has a zipper pocket with a smaller interior pocket for medical device or medicine storage. A snap closure opening allows abdomen access for feeding tubes, insulin pumps, tubing, or catheters. Nurses and techs love this top!

COMFORT: Crafted for warmth and comfort, this soft cotton-blend sweatshirt keeps you cozy during infusion treatments, with a front pocket to keep your hands warm. Plus the plastic zippers are not cold on the skin and are MRI-friendly.

VERSATILE: Open both sets of chest zippers for a wide opening that makes dressing easier for people with limited mobility or those who are recovering post-surgery. The zippers are plastic, making them MRI-friendly and can be used to secure loose lines during treatment by partially closing them. Use the front pocket to warm your hands and the zippered pocket to store medical devices, meds or a phone.

HOSPITAL OR HOME: Designed for medical access this top is also stylish for everyday use for men, women or teens. No need to undress for treatments. This sweatshirt offers discreet zippers on both sides of the chest, providing easy access to broviacs, central lines, and chemo ports. A front zippered pocket offers storage of medical devices or personal items with a smaller interior pocket and a snap closure opening with abdomen access to feed tubes or lines through including insulin pumps. A super soft cotton blend gives added warmth and comfort during treatments with front pocket for hands, while plastic zippers are MRI-friendly and perfect for securing loose lines during treatment. Hospital workers love this top!

85% Cotton, 15% Polyester
Turn inside out and wash with like colors.
Machine wash cold, Tumble dry low, no chlorine bleach.
Do not iron over zipper.

Spoonie Threads products have been thoughtfully created with the input and guidance of one of our founders, a skilled surgeon, who actively contributes to the design and development process. All products have been tested by people with disabilities or chronic illness for functionality.