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Adaptive Clothing for Wheelchair Users
All-in-One Wheelchair Winter Suit | Warmth from Head to Toe
€340,00
Ships in 2–4 weeks (high demand). More Important notice! Due to unexpected demand and lots of orders, processing time of our winter items is 2–4 weeks, depending on complexity of the item. We are expanding our team and doing our best to dispatch the orders ASAP. Thank you for your patience.
Brand:Vilber's
Dispatched by Sun, Nov 8
Ships to AT
Warm Feet GuaranteeBuilt to hold warmth where it matters most. At -10°C, feet shouldn't start getting cold before the two-hour mark. If yours do, return it. So far, nobody has.
Most items are made after the orderSewn in our Latvian workshop. The popular ones we keep in stock.
60-day returnsWe know life happens, and sometimes you need more time.
Trusted by our customersRated 4.9/5 from verified Judge.me and Trustpilot reviews.
Description
Getting dressed for cold weather is one of the most demanding parts of an outing for wheelchair users with limited mobility, and for the people who care for them. Layers, sleeves, joints that can't be forced. By the time everything is on, everyone is tired. The Vilber's All-in-One Wheelchair Winter Suit was designed to solve exactly this.
The suit unfolds completely flat, like a blanket, and is laid directly onto the wheelchair seat. The person being cared for is transferred in while wearing their home clothes or pyjamas, the suit is closed around them, and they are ready to go outside. The whole process takes two to three minutes. From the outside, the result looks like a beautifully fitted winter coat, because in most cases how a person looks when they go out matters just as much as how warm they are.
This is an assisted dressing garment, meaning it is put on and taken off with the help of a carer. It is suitable for manual and electric wheelchairs, and is designed for outdoor use in cold weather conditions, including temperatures well below freezing.
Construction and materials
The suit is built from three functional layers across the entire body, from the hood down to the feet. The outer layer is a softshell membrane fabric with a water and precipitation resistance rating of 11,000 mm, providing reliable protection against wind, snow and light rain. The middle layer uses 3M Thinsulate™ Type J250 insulation, the same class of insulation found in high-performance ski and outdoor apparel. An important property of this insulation is that it does not absorb moisture, which means it retains its full thermal performance even if the inside of the suit becomes wet. In a care context, this is not a minor detail. The inner layer is soft polar fleece, which dries quickly, feels warm and gentle against the skin, and has enough texture to prevent the wearer from sliding around inside the suit. In garments that use smooth polyester linings, a seated person can shift or slip, which is both uncomfortable and unsafe. The fleece lining addresses this practically and quietly.
Each layer requires approximately 4 metres of fabric to cover the full body from head to toe, meaning the suit contains around 4 metres of softshell, 4 metres of Thinsulate™ insulation and 4 metres of fleece lining. At the foot zone, 2 mm neoprene has been added for insulation against cold rising from below, along with a non-slip layer to keep feet securely on the wheelchair footrests. The total garment weight exceeds 5 kg, which reflects the volume of material used rather than any compromise in design.
Designed around the care situation
The underarm zips run from the wrist to the waist along the inside of each sleeve, so there is no need to push arms behind the back or work against limited joint mobility. The arm slides in naturally. The front of the suit closes with Velcro fastenings that can be adjusted for a tighter or looser fit, which means the same suit can comfortably accommodate people of different builds. For care homes and institutions, this makes it practical to share across multiple residents.
The suit is available in four sizes based on body height — 140, 160, 180 and 200 cm — and comes in red and black.
A word on value
This is a purposeful investment, and we want to be transparent about what that reflects. The material cost alone is substantial: over 12 metres of performance-grade fabric per garment, including certified 3M Thinsulate™ insulation, neoprene and non-slip material at the foot zone, and a high-grade softshell outer. Each suit is also labour-intensive to produce. The closest point of comparison is not a pharmacy blanket or a fleece cover — it is a full-body adaptive garment, priced in line with what quality outdoor or ski apparel costs at that level of specification.
In practical terms, this suit replaces a winter jacket, thermal layers, leg coverings, foot warmers and the time and effort of putting all of them on and off for every outing. For anyone providing regular care, that adds up quickly.
Composition and care
Outer layer: 96% polyester, 4% elastane Insulation: 3M Thinsulate™ Type J250 (100% polyester) Lining: polar fleece (100% polyester) Foot zone: neoprene with non-slip finish (polyester webbing with resin coating)
Care
Machine wash inside out at a maximum of 40°C. Do not tumble dry.
THIS IS A PREORDER ITEM, THAT WILL BE SHIPPED STARTING FROM JUNE, 2026.
Sizing
Choose the size closest to the height. For example, if the person is 175 - 182 cm, choose 180. If the person is above 183 cm, choose 200. If you have any questions, don't hesistate to reach out via contact form or via e-mail vilbers@vilbers.com.
Modelled by the author of the design: owner of the company - Zane Berzina
Delivery & Returns
Where we ship
All of Europe, including non-EU countries such as Norway, Iceland, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, Serbia and Montenegro. Outside Europe we ship to the USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Israel and South Africa.
We currently do not ship to Russia, Belarus, Ukraine, the rest of Asia, the rest of Africa or South America.
Duties and taxes
For the whole EU, Norway, the USA, Canada, Australia and New Zealand we pay the duties and taxes ourselves — your parcel arrives at your door with nothing extra to pay.
For all other destinations, customs duties and local taxes are payable by the buyer on arrival. For the United Kingdom, adaptive clothing is in principle VAT exempt, but there is no dedicated customs code for these products, so in practice the charge is usually collected at the border and has to be reclaimed from HMRC afterwards.
Dispatch and delivery
Orders are dispatched within 5 working days unless the product page states otherwise. Delivery time then depends on the destination country, the carrier and the delivery method you choose. In exceptional cases, such as pre-sale items, we reserve the right to dispatch within up to 45 calendar days, and we will always tell you beforehand.
We deliver with parcel lockers or courier services. Shipping costs are calculated at checkout, before you confirm the order.
Returns and exchanges
We do not provide return labels, and return shipping is paid by the buyer. If you would like a different size, we offer one free exchange per order. If you are unsure about sizing, fit or any detail of the product, contact us before ordering — we will help you choose the right option.
Questions about sizing or fit?
Contact us before ordering and we’ll help you choose the right size. We usually reply within one business day.
DESIGNED FOR REAL LIFE
Function built into every detail
- Easier access where you need it
- Comfortable fit for seated use
- Functional closures designed for everyday use
- Durable fabrics chosen for the way the product is worn
Good to know
Frequently asked questions
How long does it take to receive my order?
Many of our products are in stock, others are made to order. In most cases we ship within 1 to 5 days. If demand is unusually high, which tends to happen after exhibitions, we let you know about any delay. The same applies to orders that include a length adjustment.
What are the shipping costs?
Shipping costs are calculated at checkout based on your delivery address and selected shipping method. Orders can be delivered by courier or to an available parcel locker or collection point.
Can I return an item, and can you send me a return label?
You have two months from delivery to return an item. We set that period deliberately long, knowing how unpredictable daily life can be.
As a small workshop we cannot provide prepaid return labels, so returns are sent at your own cost. Once we receive and inspect the item we refund you within 3 business days. If you want to exchange for a different size, we cover sending the replacement once. Items made to your own measurements cannot be returned.
Is your clothing easy to wash and care for?
Yes, and we design for it deliberately. Even our multi-layer insulated pieces go through a regular washing machine cycle. Adaptive clothing should fit into your routine, not add another complicated step to it.
How does the front access panel work?
On garments with this feature the front panel drops down to give direct access for catheterisation without removing your trousers. From the outside it looks like an ordinary pocket, so the function stays private unless you choose to use it.
Not sure about sizing or fit?
Write to vilbers@vilbers.com and our team will help you choose the right size.