MAI We CareMAI Post Shoulder Surgery Shirts for Women - Recovery Long Sleeve Shirt with Full Arm Opening, Chemo Port Access Shirt

This shirt was also recommended to me before I had rotator cuff surgery.I am 5’6” and 189 lbs.61 years old FemalePurchased: 2 XL and 1 XXLI bought two XL shirts and they fit perfectly. I wish I had tried them on before surgery. I read where they ran small and recommended to have a bigger one on surgery day for the medical packing. I ended up ordering an XXL and this is it in the photo. I wish I had had it on surgery day and the first 4 days with no shower and sleeping in a recliner. The shirts are super comfortable and cozy. I had my surgery in the middles of December so I bought long sleeves. They have a million snaps up both sides of each arm and down both sides. I would not be able to snap or put on without the help of my husband. So if you are living alone you would definitely need some help getting on. Two weeks later when I was finally going out of the house no one noticed the snaps on my shirt. I bought black and “dressed up” with black slacks or jeans and a vest.Pros: very comfortable all day and night, looks nice.Cons: the price ($50), million snapsI don’t remember if it comes in short sleeves or not but I was wishing I had something in short sleeves to sleep in because I’m hot natured. I ended up for one night in a pajama shirt that I was able to slip on under my arm but the Velcro on the sling rubbed me during the night so I went back to the long sleeve surgical shirt. I can’t imagine having surgery without having these shirts to snap on because you cannot raise your arm at all for weeks if not months to put on a regular shirt. I lived in mine. Another must have item is the Polar Ice machine that Velcros on right after surgery.

Just had shoulder surgery and this shirt was perfect for getting dressed afterwards. The nurses had never seen anything like it so it took them a minute to figure it out because I had already unsnapped the surgery side. Afterwards they commented how nice this was and how much easier it would be for other surgery patients. They wish more patients had this kind of shirt. It’s well-made, its soft and it’s comfortable. Love it.

Purchased for post surgery complete shoulder replacement, these shirts did not disappoint. I bought two, which came from different shipments. These shirts made post-op Dr. visits a breeze and were so easy to put on and take off. The fabric was extra soft and the sleeve length was perfect for me. I would highly recommend these for anyone looking for a post surgery top.

Comfortable long sleeved surgery shirt except for the sleeve width. I typically wear a medium shirt which sometimes is a little large. I ordered this shirt in a medium. Although the snaps go all the way down the sleeve the actual sleeve is very narrow. I am an average build not super fleshy arms but not muscular and these sleeves are tight on my arms. I can fit in the sleeve but not a lot of room for movement.

Functionality of this shirt is great, and value for money is not bad. Material is nice. I wish they made an athletic fit. I am 5'4", 122 lbs, 34" chest, 28" waist, and muscular arms and shoulders. I am buying this to prepare for shoulder surgery. I ordered a small. It's a bit snug around the bicep, just enough room in the shoulder, and quite large and baggy around the waist. I'll be returning it for a medium since I am sure after shoulder surgery I will want a shirt to be loose in the shoulders and arms. Sadly a medium will probably be like a big tent over the rest of my body. But, since I'll mainly be going to physical therapy, I will have to sacrifice looking good for comfort. Update: I tried a medium shirt today and it is STILL too tight around my biceps. And it's absolutely huge around the middle. If you look at the pics on the models, the arms look loose. They must have never lifted a weight more then 5 lbs. I wound up getting Men's Small, and these are nice and roomy in the shoulders and arms. Of course they are big around the middle and long, but they're cut straight at least so it does not look like a tent going out over my hips. And I can unsnap the lower snaps and tie the shirt at the waist, which winds up being sort of cute. LOVE the function of these shirts and I am sure I will be glad to have them once I have my shoulder surgery but I wish they made sizing with athletic women in mind.

I should have ordered more. The snaps going from the collar all the way down to the bottom of the sides makes it so easy to get into.

My mom took a tumble and broke her shoulder. Her arm was completely immobilized, so I hopped on Amazon for a solution to dressing her. These shirts had great reviews, so I bought 3. They are perfect. The material is nice, the snaps work well, and once on they look like regular shirts. Mom alternated among the three shirts for several weeks while she healed, and they look just as good now as they did when they arrived. I would highly recommend these to anyone with mobility issues or post-surgical recovery needs.

I wanted to use it post surgery, but I was disappointed with the fit, the material and I could not believe the pricing for this item. It is way overpriced for what the buyer receives.

Beautiful fabric, nicely made, by this is post operative for people who have injured arms. The sleeve is impossibly narrow to fit an adult arm, let alone an elderly person who is not heavy but has loose skin. And forget about it if you have a cast or any bandaging.I reordered this 3 times, and even the largest size would not accommodate my 5’2’ 130lb mom. Such a shame, this would have been very helpful.

Great t shirt purchased for my mum as she was going in for shoulder surgery. Made care much easier and the nurses in the hospital thought it was a great product. Shame about the price, but so far has held together well as being with being washed every other day. If it had been cheaper I would have purchased many more.

Das Produkt an sich ist nicht schlecht. Allerdings hat man mir im Krankenhaus dann beim Vorgespräch für die Schulteroperation als es es zeigte gesagt, dass so ein Hemd völlig unnötig ist. Damit der Arzt kontrollieren kann genügt ein T-Shirt mit etwas weiteren Kragen, das man über die Schulter etwas herunterziehen kann. Zum anziehen mit einer Hand sind auch die Knöpfe umständlich. Und unter Mithilfe ist es besser etwas weitere Kleidung über den lädierten Arm zu ziehen, als dass jemand dann erst noch alle Knöpfe wieder schließen muss. Also habe ich mich zur Rücksendung entschieden. Rücksendelabel war kein Problem. Etwas umständlich da es in den internationalen Versand gegen sollte. Und auf der Post dann das böse Erwachen. Das Label ist nicht vorfrankiert wie man meinen könnte, wenn man die Rücksendung liest. Für 18 € hätte ich unversichert versenden können, für 40 € versichert. Ich habe mich dann entschieden das T-Shirt zu behalten, denn das war mir zu viel. Also an all diejenigen, die eine Schulteroperation vor sich haben, schaut ob ihr zu Hause etwas weitere T-Shirt/Pullover habt, am besten kein zu starres Material sondern etwas dehnbar, nehmt diese mit ins Krankenhaus und zieht auch diese solange ihr das Aduktionskissen habt, zu Hause an.