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Item Details

Bra Adaptation For One-Handed Use - To Be Made

ILC Reference NO 12:41:025
Item sourced from ILC SA database


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Short Description
A bra adaptation for those with the use of one hand, using hook and loop tape and a "D" ring.

Price Guide
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More Details
REQUIREMENTS
Front fastening bra.
Firm tape approx. 12" long, 4" hook and loop tape (3/4" wide).
"D" ring.

METHOD
Using a sewing machine, sew a 2" strip of the rough section of hook and loop tape at one end of tape. Sew a 4" strip of smooth hook and loop tape approx 8" along from the rough section. Stitch the tape to the side of the bra aligned to the functioning hand (4" from the bra opening). Attach a rectangle-ring with tape to the opposite side.

Large hooks and eyes are easier to secure along the front opening.

Slip the bra strap over the affected arm first, then the unaffected arm, like putting on a cardigan. Position the bra, then slip tape through the ring and draw back towards the unaffected side and press hook and loop tape together. Fasten together.

When washing the garment with hook and loop tape fastening, ensure that the fastening is always closed.


Standards
Some assistive technology needs to meet Australian or other standards. Standards may relate to materials, manufacturing and installation. Products that meet Australian or international standards will have written certification. To find out if a product meets Australian Standards ask the supplier to show you the certificate. For a fact sheet about standards contact us or visit www.ilcaustralia.org/home/standards.asp

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