Salt & Pepper Adult Raglan and Arm Zip Access LS Tee
Description
Salt & Pepper Adult Raglan and Arm Zip Access Top – Functional Comfort with Modern Style
Designed for medical access without sacrificing comfort or style, our Adult Raglan and Arm Zip Access Top combines thoughtful features from two of our best-selling adaptive styles. With discreet openings at both the chest and sleeves, this unisex top is ideal for treatment days, recovery, and everyday wear.
- Made from the same high-performance knit fabric as our hooded top—sweat-wicking, breathable, and lightweight.
- The soft polyester/rayon/spandex blend provides just the right amount of stretch and long-lasting comfort throughout the day.
- Plastic zipper openings at each shoulder give access to upper chest ports, including Broviacs, central lines, and other infusion sites.
- Helps simplify hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis days with built-in access for lines and monitoring
- 13” plastic zippers on both sleeves offer quick, discreet access for IVs, blood draws, or arm-related care.
- Thumbholes in the sleeve cuffs help support independent use of zippers.
- Designed to reduce the need to fully undress during medical care or procedures.
This clean, modern raglan design fits easily into your wardrobe—whether you're headed to treatment, relaxing at home, or out and about.
Available in Salt & Pepper, Lilac, Sunset, and Denim.
65% Polyester / 30% Rayon / 5% Spandex
Why It Matters
Arm access clothing allows for quick, simple access without needing to fully undress or struggle with layers. It helps make frequent procedures feel smoother and less disruptive.
Salt & Pepper Adult Raglan and Arm Zip Access Top – Functional Comfort with Modern Style
Designed for medical access without sacrificing comfort or style, our Adult Raglan and Arm Zip Access Top combines thoughtful features from two of our best-selling adaptive styles. With discreet openings at both the chest and sleeves, this unisex top is ideal for treatment days, recovery, and everyday wear.
- Made from the same high-performance knit fabric as our hooded top—sweat-wicking, breathable, and lightweight.
- The soft polyester/rayon/spandex blend provides just the right amount of stretch and long-lasting comfort throughout the day.
- Plastic zipper openings at each shoulder give access to upper chest ports, including Broviacs, central lines, and other infusion sites.
- Helps simplify hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis days with built-in access for lines and monitoring
- 13” plastic zippers on both sleeves offer quick, discreet access for IVs, blood draws, or arm-related care.
- Thumbholes in the sleeve cuffs help support independent use of zippers.
- Designed to reduce the need to fully undress during medical care or procedures.
This clean, modern raglan design fits easily into your wardrobe—whether you're headed to treatment, relaxing at home, or out and about.
Available in Salt & Pepper, Lilac, Sunset, and Denim.
65% Polyester / 30% Rayon / 5% Spandex
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