COOL & COMFORTABLE COMPRESSION FOR SUMMER
Summer is here, and the weather is getting warmer. Are you looking for excellent, comfortable compression for your upper body? Why not try the Wear Ease Slimmer Camisole? This garment provides good compression for your upper body and is stylish, relaxed, and comfortable. The Slimmer comes in various colors, making it fun to wear alone as a camisole or for elegant layering.
WEAR EASE COMFORT
The Wear Ease Slimmer Camisole compresses the underarm, back, chest, and abdomen. This provides an excellent alternative to a compression bra. The Slimmer offers immediate relief from swelling and discomfort caused by breast lymphedema, edema, or surgery. Therapists also recommend this compression garment for sleeping. Furthermore, the slimmer is an excellent option for travel and exercise.
The Wear Ease Slimmer provides a snug fit for consistent and complete torso compression. The A-line style won’t ride up. This garment is cut high in the front, underarms, and back, providing better coverage. The Slimmer also has pockets if needed for a prosthesis. The Slimmer comes in a regular and shorter length for those of shorter stature.
MILD, EFFECTIVE COMPRESSION
The level of compression provided by the garment depends on individual fit. However, Wear Ease products are made to fit different shapes and sizes of torsos. Therefore, a snug and comfortable fit will result in a mild compression of 10-16 mmHg. Choose the most petite sizing you can fit comfortably into. This will give you a snug fit and good compression. Remember, compression should always be snug and comfortable, never painful.
Lightweight and supportive, the Slimmer consists of 80% nylon and 20% Spandex. The garment is also moisture-wicking and seamless, providing the highest coolness and comfort. The Slimmer is perfect for your summer wardrobe to wear alone or under another garment.
DONNING AND DOFFING WEAR EASE, SLIMMER
Step into garments is the easiest and best way to don and doff any shapewear. Think of putting on your shapewear like you would put on a one-piece bathing suit. First, stretch the neckline and gather the sides of the garment. Then step into the garment and slide up over your hips. Next, slip your arms into straps, and your garment is on. When doffing, slip arms out of straps and then slide down over hips and off. Compression made simple!
CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Wash garments every day or every second day. In addition to cleaning the garment, washing allows the yarns to realign after being stretched during wear and maintain the best compression. Machine wash on gentle and cold. Please do not use bleach or fabric softener because it can break down the compression of the garment. Hang the Slimmer to dry or tumble dry on low. Consider washing fine lingerie using cold water, mild detergent, and a garment bag when caring for compression.
Replace Wear Ease garments every three to six months, depending on wear, to ensure consistent compression levels. The garment should also be replaced in case of weight fluctuations.
COMPRESSION MADE SIMPLE
At The Compression Closet, we are always looking for new ways to solve the problem of providing good compression for your different needs. The Slimmer has become one of our best sellers. It is a beautiful garment that offers comfortable and relaxed yet stylish compression. Do you have any suggestions for staying relaxed and comfortable in your compression garments this summer? Why not share your secrets?
Disclaimer – This blog is for general information purposes only. Furthermore, the information in this blog is not a substitute for medical advice – always consult a licensed healthcare professional for advice on your specific condition.
Judith Divvens says:
A fellow Lymphedema and Lipaedema sufferer told me about your site.
I have Medicare and Tricare for Life, and am fortunate to be pay for my garments, and reimbursement me for the cost of supplies. Do you deal with Tricare for Life when selling your products?
Theresa says:
I do not deal with any insurance Judith. However, all my receipts will have the necessary HCPC codes in order that you may submit to insurance for possible reimbursement.