Customised sleeveless sleeping bag – Orange terry cloth

This sleeveless sleeping bag It is designed for young people and adults who need a comfortable and practical, bespoke sleeping solution at night. The soft terry cloth feels pleasant to the touch and the fresh orange colour gives the design a warm, contemporary look.

Sleeveless sleeping bag with free arms

Thanks to the sleeveless design Your arms remain completely free. This allows plenty of freedom of movement and makes it possible to adjust the clothing worn under the sleeping bag to suit the temperature. For example, you can wear a T-shirt, a long-sleeved top, a romper or a pyjama top underneath.

The leg and foot section is completely enclosed. This ensures that the wearer remains covered throughout the night, even if a standard duvet or sheet is regularly pushed aside.

Back zip for a practical, customised design

In this version, the zip fastening at the back. At the top, the zip is finished with a protective flap. This makes the fastening less easily accessible to the wearer than on a sleeping bag with a standard front zip.

This can be useful for people who fiddle with their clothes or fastenings a lot during the night, or who have a tendency to undress themselves. Specialist care providers also recommend sleeveless sleeping bags for situations involving, amongst other things, picking or smearing behaviour, or when someone ends up lying exposed during the night.

The sleeping bag may therefore be a suitable solution in situations such as undressing behaviour, night-time restlessness, a mental or physical disability, or dementia. Which option is suitable depends on the individual’s circumstances and care needs.

Soft terry cloth and a homely feel

The soft orange terry cloth This design provides a comfortable and cosy feel. The bright colour and simple shape ensure that the sleeping bag looks as much like ordinary nightwear as possible, rather than a typical healthcare product.

This version can be used at home, in a residential care facility, a residential care home or another care setting. An adapted sleeping arrangement may be appropriate for people with disabilities where night-time restlessness or other behavioural problems lead to difficult or unsafe situations. The VAPH also describes adapted sleeping arrangements in this context.

The sleeping bag is carefully made in our own Belgian workshop. This also enables us to assess what adjustments can be made if a standard model does not fully meet the wearer’s needs.

Key features

• sleeveless version
• soft orange terry cloth
• suitable for young people and adults
• zip fastening at the back
• protective flap over the zip
• enclosed leg and foot section
• plenty of freedom of movement for the arms
• useful when a normal blanket is pushed aside
• can be used, amongst other things, for feather-picking behaviour and night-time restlessness
• suitable for use at home and in care settings
• Various adjustments are possible
• made in our own Belgian workshop