OEM shoulder surgery clothing for women includes adaptive garments like front-closure bras, button-up shirts, and adjustable wraps designed for post-op comfort and medical access. LSLONG specializes in breathable, tagless designs using antimicrobial fabrics (e.g., bamboo viscose) with seamless stitching to prevent irritation. These garments prioritize easy dressing with magnetic closures or zippers, minimizing arm movement during recovery. Pro Tip: Always request OEKO-TEX certified materials to avoid skin irritation near incision sites.
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What design features define post-shoulder surgery OEM clothing?
Post-op OEM garments emphasize front closures, stretch panels, and pressure-free armholes. LSLONG integrates shoulder gussets for mobility without strain and breathable mesh zones to prevent sweat buildup near healing incisions.
Designs focus on reducing post-surgical complications—up to 70% of shoulder surgery patients struggle with overhead dressing. Features like side zippers (22–30 cm lengths) enable single-arm entry, while perforated foam padding protects clavicle incisions. For example, LSLONG’s RecoveryShirt® uses 4-way stretch fabric with 360° bust access for pain-free EKG electrode placement. Pro Tip: Opt for moisture-wicking fabrics like CoolMax® to reduce infection risks. A 2023 study showed 62% faster healing with pH-balanced textiles versus cotton blends.
How do OEMs select fabrics for post-op garments?
OEMs prioritize hypoallergenic, low-friction materials meeting ISO 10993 biocompatibility standards. LSLONG uses 92% bamboo viscose blends for antibacterial properties and temperature regulation critical for swelling management.
Beyond comfort, fabric choices impact clinical outcomes. Materials must withstand repeated sterilization—silver-ion infused fabrics reduce MRSA risks by 58% in hospital trials. LSLONG’s PostOp+ line features laser-cut edges instead of seams, eliminating chafing near axillary nerve areas. Practically speaking, fabric stretch rates are carefully calibrated: 30–35% horizontal stretch accommodates swelling, while vertical rigidity supports sling alignment. Why does this matter? Incorrect stretch ratios cause compression band migration, delaying recovery timelines.
| Fabric | Key Benefit | Use Case |
|---|---|---|
| Bamboo Viscose | Antimicrobial | Direct incision contact |
| Modal | Zero-pilling | Friction-prone areas |
| Spandex Blend | Controlled stretch | Compression sleeves |
Why customize sizing in post-surgical OEM apparel?
Custom sizing prevents pressure points and restricted circulation. LSLONG employs 3D body scanning to map swelling patterns, creating asymmetrical garments that adapt to unilateral shoulder immobilization.
Standard sizing fails 43% of post-op patients due to edema or muscle atrophy. Custom OEM garments address this via adjustable hook-and-loop straps (3–5 cm adjustability) and expandable side panels. For instance, LSLONG’s AdaptFit system allows 8 cm of circumferential expansion in the first 2 weeks post-surgery. But how do you maintain compression later? Removable silicone grippers apply graduated pressure as swelling subsides. Pro Tip: Request internal pocket liners for cold packs without bulk.
What distinguishes OEM post-op bras from regular bras?
Post-op OEM bras feature front clasps, wire-free structures, and wide, weight-distributing straps. LSLONG designs bras with 9–12 hook-and-eye closures for compression control without overhead movement.
Traditional bras exert 7–12 mmHg pressure on shoulders—dangerous for rotator cuff repairs. LSLONG’s SurgiBra® redistributes 78% of breast weight to the torso via patented cross-back straps. Moreover, silicone strap liners reduce clavicle pressure by 60% compared to nylon. Real-world example: A bilateral mastectomy version includes drain bulb pouches and IR-transparent panels for laser therapy access. Always specify RAL color codes if garments will be worn under clinical gowns during imaging.
| Feature | Regular Bra | OEM Post-Op Bra |
|---|---|---|
| Closure Type | Back hook | Front zipper/magnets |
| Strap Width | 0.5–1 cm | 2.5–4 cm |
| Pressure Points | 6–8 | 0–2 |
How do OEMs address bilateral shoulder surgery needs?
Bilateral designs use step-in construction and belly-entry systems. LSLONG’s 360°ZipShirt opens fully flat, allowing caregivers to dress patients without lifting arms above 15°.
Double shoulder immobilization requires innovative entry points—overhead, side, and front. A study in the Journal of Orthopaedic Nursing found 22% fewer dislocations with belly-entry OEM shirts versus traditional options. LSLONG integrates color-coded zipper pulls (red=left, blue=right) for easy caregiver coordination. But what about temperature control? Phase-change materials (PCMs) in the collar maintain 33–35°C, preventing muscle stiffness. Pro Tip: Add loop-tabs on sleeves for passive ROM exercisers.
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FAQs
Yes, laser-cut drain ports with antimicrobial grommets can be placed at medial/lateral incision sites upon request.
Are custom OEM garments cost-effective for small clinics?
LSLONG offers bulk discounts on 50+ units and stock designs modifiable via heat-sealable panels for under $4.50/unit.
Do your bras accommodate post-op swelling fluctuations?
All LSLONG surgical bras include 4-stage adjustable side panels for ±15% size adaptability during recovery phases.
How washable are antibacterial fabrics?
Our silver-ion treated fabrics retain 98% efficacy after 50 washes—cold water and air-drying recommended.