Arthritis Clothing

Orthaheel shoes are healthy for your feet. With built-in orthotics that correct pronation, you might think there is no chance they would be fashionable. But, you would be wrong.

Toning shoes are the rage in footwear but they may not be an appropriate choice for people with arthritis.

When joints hurt in your lower extremities, comfortable shoes can be soothing. Have you found comfortable shoes that ease foot pain from arthritis? See submissions

People with arthritis look for shoes that are easy to put on and take off. There are velcro shoes designed for men as well as women.

Velcro shoes are easy to put on and take off. That's important for people who have physical limitations that make it hard to bend or reach their feet. Velcro shoes are no longer just ugly orthopedic shoes.

Women with arthritis in their upper extremities -- whether it be their shoulders, elbows, hands, wrists, and fingers -- often have difficulty putting on a bra. Putting on a bra is a simple activity of daily living that is taken for granted by healthy people. For women with arthritis there is an arthritis bra, as it's called, made with front...

Arthritis gloves have been designed to warm the hands and decrease swelling and stiffness through mild compression. Arthritis gloves can be worn all day and all night.

Joint pain and limited range of motion can make it very difficult if not impossible to put socks on. But there are assistive devices, like a sock aid, that can help. What is a sock aid? Where can you get a sock aid?

Dressing aids are useful tools that help compensate for limited range of motion. It can be difficult to bend and reach to put on shirts, pants, socks, and shoes when you have joint pain caused by arthritis. Dressing aids include dressing sticks, sock aids, hip kits and more. Here are some for you to consider. You will likely wonder how you...