Button Fasteners and Dressing Aids

Get an Extra Helping Hand When Getting Dressed

Even mild to moderate mobility loss can turn everyday routines into a challenge, especially when it comes to getting dressed.

If fine motor skills, hand strength, or other physical limitations make it difficult to dress using your hands, you’re not alone.

We offer a wide range of practical dressing aids, including dressing sticks and button hooks found here on this page, plus several types of sock aids.

Our many solutions can be a real help if conditions like arthritis, Parkinson’s, paralysis, tendonitis, injury, or other difficulties make using your arms or hands hard.

Discover Smart and Simple Dressing Aids

The real advantage of using dressing aids is gaining greater independence in your routine. With a dressing stick or button hook, you can often manage on your own without having to rely on others for dressing and undressing. Below, you can read more about how these aids work and the benefits they offer.

Dressing Stick

With handy hooks on the ends, dressing sticks help with nearly any garment. Use them to catch the belt loop on trousers and pull them up, or to guide a jacket onto your shoulder and arm. They’re great for both putting on and taking off clothes—the possibilities are many.

Button Hook

Button hooks are an excellent solution for weak hands. No more struggling with small, fiddly buttons on shirts or pants—it’s especially helpful for those who have trouble with finger strength or fine motor skills. The button hook grabs the button securely so you can pull it smoothly through the buttonhole.

You’ll also find a good selection of sock aids to help you easily put on both socks and tights.

And for your shoes, we offer many types of shoehorns so you won’t have to bend down too far when putting them on.

Find More Aids for Weak Hands Here

Where there’s a challenge, there’s usually a solution as well. We offer Denmark’s largest selection of helpful aids to solve everyday problems—ideal for seniors or anyone living with a disability, at any age.

If reduced hand or finger strength makes dressing difficult, tasks in the kitchen can be challenging too. Thankfully, we provide plenty of ingenious tools to help you cook, open jars, eat, slice bread, and cut vegetables with ease.

If you have any questions about our products or would like expert advice, our friendly customer service team is always happy to help.