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DeyeekAdaptive and everyday

Adaptive clothing, cut to look like clothing

Dressed without lifting the arm, bending the knee or asking twice

Deyeek makes shirts, gowns and pants that open on snaps where the body cannot move yet, and everyday sweatpants and shorts that need no explanation. 240 pieces in 7 departments, sizes Small to 3X-Large, every size on its own page with its own price.

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After shoulder surgery

A shirt that opens down the side and across the shoulder goes on around the arm in the sling. No sleeve to thread, no lifting.

Post-surgery shirts
Snaps where the body stopsSide, shoulder, chest or leg: the page names the opening.
Sizes Small to 3X-LargeEach size is its own page. The row of sizes links the rest.
Sources, quotedGuidance from NIH, NCI and CDC quoted word for word and dated.
Prices from our last updateNo crossed-out figures, no countdowns. The date is on the prices page.

A tear-away shirt, a port-access top or an open-back gown is still a shirt, a top and a gown. We cut them so nobody has to know the difference.

The morning after

Getting dressed should not be the hardest part of the day

A sling makes a T-shirt impossible. A port makes a crew neck a problem on every treatment day. A new hip turns a pair of sweatpants into a two-person job. None of that is about the clothes being wrong. It is about the clothes being ordinary.

The Deyeek way is to move the opening to where the body stops. A snap seam down the side and over the shoulder, a placket at the chest, a seam down the outside of the leg. Undone, the piece lies flat and goes on around you. Done up, it looks like what it is: a shirt, a top, a pair of pants.

What a snap seam does not do is replace the person who helps on the first morning. We say so on every page.

Port and dialysis days

Tops that open at the chest

All port and dialysis tops

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How a Deyeek piece is built

Snaps first, then everything else

Every adaptive piece in the Deyeek range starts with the seam that opens. We decide where it runs before the collar, the pocket or the colour, because the seam is the reason the piece exists. Then we put the snaps close enough that the garment holds its shape and far enough apart that one hand can work them.

Every new piece is tried on in the Deyeek studio with one arm kept below the shoulder, and again lying down, before it is approved. The pocket for a drain bulb is placed where the bulb will hang, not where the pattern had room.

What the page tells you

Where the opening is and how far it runs. The fastening: snaps, hook and loop or magnets. Sleeve length. Pockets, and whether they are drain pockets. Fabric where the maker states it. The size on the page and every other size in that colour, each with its own price.

What we leave alone

Anything medical. No piece here is a device, none has been reviewed by a clinician, and the words UPF 50+, quick-dry and breathable are printed as the maker's words. Where a description makes a claim we cannot check, the page repeats it under that label and adds nothing.

1053pages with a price
240pieces in the range
963adaptive pieces
1053with a published rating

Hip and knee

Pants that open down the leg

All adaptive pants

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On video

See the everyday half of the range worn

On video

Deyeek Sweatpants Fit Test

An independent review by The Chris Review on YouTube, embedded as published. The reviewer is not connected to Deyeek, and we did not edit or commission the video.

  • The sweatpants in the review are the straight-leg pair from the sweatpants bench.
  • The reviewer's sizing comments are theirs. Our size page prints what the row of sizes on each page says.
  • The video plays from YouTube and is not stored on this site.

The everyday half

Sweatpants, shorts and polos

All Deyeek pieces

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Straight answers

The questions people ask before they buy

Which shirt for a shoulder in a sling?

One that opens down the side and across the shoulder on snaps, so the arm never goes through a sleeve. Every shirt in the post-surgery bench says on its page which way it opens.

Do the snaps show?

Closed, the seam reads as a seam. The snaps are the same colour as the shirt on most pieces, and the page photographs show both states.

Are these medical products?

No. They are clothes with openings in useful places. They are not devices, they have not been reviewed by a clinician, and they do not replace a dressing, a sling or a caregiver.

Which size should I take?

Your usual size for the everyday pieces. For a shirt that goes over a sling or a dressing, the size above your usual one, so the snaps close without pulling. The size page explains it in more detail.

What does port access mean on a page?

An opening at the upper chest, or along the arm, that can be undone without taking the top off. The page says which. A port is placed under the skin during minor surgery, and getting to it is the whole point of the opening.

Where does the order happen?

At our retail partner. The button opens that exact size and colour there in a new tab, and payment, delivery and returns happen there.

Know the range

Four pages that explain the pieces

How the openings work, what the fabrics are, how the pieces are made, and what the labels do and do not certify.