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Dressing needs

Practical clothing choices when dressing requires help.

For families, care teams and individuals who work together during dressing. Clothing should support the wearer’s dignity and help make the routine clearer for everyone involved.

Adult daughter gently assisting an older woman to put on a cardigan
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Designed around two people

Assisted dressing introduces practical questions: where a garment opens, how the body is supported, how much repositioning is required and whether closures are easily reached.

We approach those questions without treating comfort and personal appearance as optional extras.

Documentation for carers and families

Garments should come with plain-language instructions and clear photographs showing the opening and closing sequence. Product selection for a particular individual should consider care advice and personal needs.