New cut

A new generation of wheelchair adaptive trousers, redesigned for better seated fit, easier access and safer transfers - with a seamless back, wider-opening front, two-way zips for catheter and urinary bag access and magnetic closures.

About New cut

New-Cut Wheelchair Adaptive Trousers

Discover the latest generation of wheelchair adaptive trousers, redesigned around the way clothing actually needs to fit and function in a seated position. The new VILBERS cut combines a seamless back, wider front opening, two-way zips, magnetic closures and additional lower-leg space to make everyday dressing, catheter access and seated wear more practical.

Rather than modifying conventional trousers with a few adaptive details, the construction has been reconsidered as a whole - from how the fabric sits against the back to where access is needed throughout the day.

Designed for a Better Seated Fit

The new VILBERS adaptive pants for wheelchair users are shaped specifically around a seated position. The updated proportions help the trousers sit more naturally on the body while reducing unnecessary fabric and improving the overall silhouette.

The result is a cleaner fit that feels like everyday clothing while responding to the practical needs of wheelchair use.

Seamless Back for Greater Comfort

One of the biggest changes is the one-piece back panel with no central back seam.

A conventional seam can sit directly between the body and wheelchair seat for hours at a time. Removing it creates a smoother surface across the back of the trousers and helps reduce unnecessary bulk in an area where comfort matters most.

The one-piece construction also creates a cleaner back panel during transfers, without a central seam running through a high-contact area.

For anyone looking for seated-fit pants or wheelchair pants without a back seam, this is one of the most important differences in the new cut.

Wider Front Opening for Easier Dressing

The redesigned front panel opens wider than before, creating more space when putting the trousers on or taking them off.

This can make a significant difference for both independent and assisted dressing, particularly when movement is limited or clothing needs to be positioned while seated.

A wider opening means less pulling and twisting of the garment and easier access to the areas that may need to be reached during the day.

Two-Way Zips for Catheter Access

Selected models include two-way zippers designed to provide easier catheter access without requiring the trousers to be removed completely.

For people looking for catheter pants, pants for catheter users or wheelchair trousers with catheter access, this detail provides a more discreet and practical way to manage tubing while dressed.

The zipper can be opened from the direction that is most useful for the situation, giving more flexibility while seated and reducing unnecessary undressing.

Extra Lower-Leg Space and Urinary Bag Access

The improved cut also provides additional room through the lower leg, helping accommodate individual mobility and medical-access needs more comfortably.

Zipper access in the lower section of selected trousers makes it easier to reach a urinary bag or tubing when needed.

Instead of treating these requirements as separate add-ons, VILBERS integrates them directly into the construction of the garment so that functionality remains part of the overall design.

Magnetic Closures for Easier Fastening

Small buttons and traditional trouser fastenings can be difficult to handle when hand strength or dexterity is reduced.

The new high-functionality trousers use magnetic hook-and-hook closures to simplify fastening and reduce the precision needed to close the waistband.

This can be particularly useful for people with limited dexterity, reduced hand strength or difficulty using small conventional closures.

Combined with accessible zips and a wider front opening, these details help create adaptive trousers that are easier to manage independently.

Summer, Everyday and Cold-Weather Options

The new cut is available across trousers designed for different seasons and everyday situations.

Choose lightweight summer trousers when breathability and lower fabric weight matter most. High-functionality trousers provide additional adaptive features for daily use, while warm softshell trousers offer more protection for colder weather and time spent outdoors.

This allows wheelchair users to keep the same principles of seated fit and easy access throughout the year rather than having to compromise when the season changes.

For Independent and Assisted Dressing

The improved construction is useful whether you dress independently or receive help from another person.

A wider front opening can make positioning the trousers easier. Magnetic fastenings reduce the need for precise finger movement, while accessible zippers help reach specific areas without removing the entire garment.

For independent dressing, these details can provide greater control over the process. For family members, caregivers or professionals, they can also help reduce unnecessary pulling and repositioning.

How to Choose the Right New-Cut Trousers

Start with the features that matter most in your everyday routine.

Choose summer wheelchair trousers for warmer weather and lightweight comfort. If you need a more feature-rich everyday option, high-functionality adaptive pants provide easier fastening and additional access points. For colder conditions, softshell trousers add warmth and weather protection while keeping the seated construction and adaptive functionality.

If catheter or urinary bag access is part of your routine, look closely at the zipper placement and lower-leg opening of each model to find the design that works best for you.