Catalog of FOP Resources

Dressing Aids & Adaptive Clothing

FOP stiffness can be anywhere. As such, one's dressing needs are very individual. In general, though, loose clothing with plenty of stretching ability is best, as are tops that have buttons or zippers down either the front or back. Pants with elastic waistbands reduce pressure on the back and can be handled with a dressing stick more easily than others. You can also replace buttons with Velcro, use thigh-high stockings instead of panty hose, and insert elastic shoelaces into your sneakers to turn them into a slip-on shoe (although the latter takes practice). Please also see "Winter Wear" entries and other specific items described in the "Self-Help Aids" section of this catalog.

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AbleApparel

www.ableapparel.com

Adaptive clothing for children & young adults.

Adrian’s Closet

www.adaptationsbyadrian.com

Custom alterations & clothing for teens with disabilities.

Disability Info & Resources

www.makoa.org/clothing.htm

A list of adaptive clothing websites.

Dressing Sticks

Stick with a hook on the end that helps in dressing; available in most supply stores & catalogs.

Fashion Ease

www.fashionease.com

Men & women’s easy to wear fashions, including Velcro close dresses and robes.

FashionAble

www.supportplus.com

Women’s clothing catalog.

Footsmart Catalog

www.footsmart.com

Aids for foot care and comfort, plus many wide shos & sandles.

Reachers

Tool that extends one’s reach and allows one to grip and move things; there is a great variety of reachers and they are offered by most medical supply catalogs.

Shoes - Extra wide

www.marylandsuare.com

Available from Maryland Suare. Also, Audition Shoes 1-800-280-0846: www.auditionshoes.com; Solutions 1-877-718-7901, www.solutionscatalog.com; Lane Bryant 1-800-248-2000; HABAND 1-800-742-2263

Sock Pull-Ups

Firmer models tend to work better than flexible ones; available in most medical supply stores & catalog.

Special Clothes

www.special-clothes.com

Website says: “Helping boys and girls with special needs meet the world with pride and confidence since 1987.” Includes some back opening jackets.

Specially for You

www.speciallyforyou.net

Clothes made to order, as their website says, "according to nthe needs of the wearer. If you don't find what you are looking for, please contact us. We are happy to adapt, modify, or redesign to meet your special need."

USA Jeans

www.wheelchairjeans.com

Jeans & slacks for wheelchair users.