Denim Colorblock Triple Zip Crewneck Sweatshirt
Description
Adult Unisex Colorblock Zip Access Sweatshirt
Designed with both comfort and function in mind, our Adult Unisex Colorblock Zip Access Sweatshirt is perfect for everyday wear, treatment days, or post-surgery recovery. This cozy french terry pullover offers discreet and convenient access to the chest and abdomen for medical needs—all while maintaining a modern, stylish look.
The sweatshirt features:
- MRI-friendly plastic zippers
- Two zippers start at the crew neckline a for bilateral port access
- Large Zippered Kangaroo Pocket
Inside the roomy, zippered Spoonie Signature Pocket, you’ll find:
- A smaller interior pocket ideal for holding an insulin pump, phone, or other small device
- A 4-inch stomach-level opening with a snap closure for feeding tubes, insulin tubing, or catheter access
Available in a Denim Blue and Sunset Red colorblock, this unisex design offers warmth, softness, and the accessibility you need—without compromising on style.
Why It Matters
Adult Unisex Colorblock Zip Access Sweatshirt
Designed with both comfort and function in mind, our Adult Unisex Colorblock Zip Access Sweatshirt is perfect for everyday wear, treatment days, or post-surgery recovery. This cozy french terry pullover offers discreet and convenient access to the chest and abdomen for medical needs—all while maintaining a modern, stylish look.
The sweatshirt features:
- MRI-friendly plastic zippers
- Two zippers start at the crew neckline a for bilateral port access
- Large Zippered Kangaroo Pocket
Inside the roomy, zippered Spoonie Signature Pocket, you’ll find:
- A smaller interior pocket ideal for holding an insulin pump, phone, or other small device
- A 4-inch stomach-level opening with a snap closure for feeding tubes, insulin tubing, or catheter access
Available in a Denim Blue and Sunset Red colorblock, this unisex design offers warmth, softness, and the accessibility you need—without compromising on style.
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