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Tips for preventing long-sleeved undershirt sleeves from riding up | How to make changing clothes in caregiving situations smoother

2026-07-02 ／せたがや介護

When wearing a long-sleeved top over a long-sleeved undershirt, the undershirt's sleeves may ride up inside. In such cases, it's recommended to layer the undershirt and top beforehand and then put both on together.

This method can prevent sleeves from riding up midway through, making changing clothes smoother. It's a less burdensome method for both the person wearing the clothes and the person assisting them. Please give it a try.

"This makes it easier to change clothes"—we'll work with you to come up with small, everyday tips tailored to your physical condition and lifestyle.

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