SmartKnitKIDS Compresso-T Deep Pressure Sensory Compression Undershirt - Alternative to Vest (White, Medium)
Key features
- •SMOOTH SEAMLESS FEEL - Seamless torso, soft edging on the outside of the garment, no tags, and no elastic bands to irritate kids with tactile differences. Avoid having your child get upset over an uncomfortable shirt.
- •GENTLE 'HUG' - Ultra-stretchy 4-way stretch yarns provide a gentle, deep sensory pressure compression that may help children stay calm and focused.
- •WICK AWAY MOISTURE - Crafted from a high-tech moisture wicking yarns. The undershirt is designed to wick away moisture while remaining breathable, keeping your child cool and dry.
- •CALM AND FOCUSED CHILDREN - Designed to provide a deep-pressure input used as a calming mechanism for kids with autism or other sensory processing differences who become overstimulated while at school or during bedtime.
- •SENSORY COMPRESSION - Please be aware that compression shirts by design fit tighter than regular shirts; for a looser fit, choose a larger size. Knit from a Polyester/Lycra blend material right here in the USA.
SmartKnitKIDS Compresso-T Deep Pressure Sensory Compression Undershirt - Alternative to Vest (White, Medium)
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Customer Reviews
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Great until after a couple weeks.
Keisha✓ Verified Purchase•November 1, 2023
Great fit and seemed to help my son regulate. Only issue was that after using for a couple of weeks, it started to get linty and more itchy and the edges started to develop a wave pattern which seemed to bother my son. Lint is very hard to remove and stains are hard to remove from it but other than that, still an okay product.
8yo “it makes me feel happy,†5yo “it hurts meâ€
RKS✓ Verified Purchase•October 31, 2023
Bought 2 shirts for 2 sensory kiddos, who had completely different experiences. Just when I start to feel like I've got their sensory issues figured out"¦
First up: sensory-seeking 5yo on the tiny end of the scale (below 10th percentile for height & weight). He spends every day bumping and crashing, spinning and turning upside down. I hoped a compression garment would help satisfy some of his seeking behavior. Based on chest circumference, his recommended size was Small, and he picked out the big superhero design (so cute!). The material is very thick, and even getting it over his head the first time was a challenge. From the sternum up, the shirt was so loose it didn't touch his skin in places. Over the belly, it was tight as a drum. He said, "it gives me a tummy ache," and "it turns off my brain, so I have no ideas." This was a disappointing fail for him; we returned after trying it for one hour.
Next up: sensory defensive 8yo, size Large (she's 95th percentile for size). She finds touch painful, and has been known to swing at unexpected touch. For her, hugs can be painful and even holding hands is uncomfortable. As soon as this shirt was on, she said "this feels just like the hugs I like, not-squeezy hugs" and "I feel happy!" She did a few jumping jacks and said, "I feel light as a feather!" This was an unexpected win for her! Now the hard part will be deciding which part of her day to apply the shirt to, as her OT recommends compression garments only be worn for 2 hours max.
First up: sensory-seeking 5yo on the tiny end of the scale (below 10th percentile for height & weight). He spends every day bumping and crashing, spinning and turning upside down. I hoped a compression garment would help satisfy some of his seeking behavior. Based on chest circumference, his recommended size was Small, and he picked out the big superhero design (so cute!). The material is very thick, and even getting it over his head the first time was a challenge. From the sternum up, the shirt was so loose it didn't touch his skin in places. Over the belly, it was tight as a drum. He said, "it gives me a tummy ache," and "it turns off my brain, so I have no ideas." This was a disappointing fail for him; we returned after trying it for one hour.
Next up: sensory defensive 8yo, size Large (she's 95th percentile for size). She finds touch painful, and has been known to swing at unexpected touch. For her, hugs can be painful and even holding hands is uncomfortable. As soon as this shirt was on, she said "this feels just like the hugs I like, not-squeezy hugs" and "I feel happy!" She did a few jumping jacks and said, "I feel light as a feather!" This was an unexpected win for her! Now the hard part will be deciding which part of her day to apply the shirt to, as her OT recommends compression garments only be worn for 2 hours max.
It great
Sondes Salameh✓ Verified Purchase•October 30, 2023
Love it because when my daughter has it on my daughter stay focused at school
Calidad de vida
Dalia V. Meléndez Flores✓ Verified Purchase•October 26, 2023
Se ve de buena calidad pero he visto el mismo producto mas barato incluso con dos articulos este solo trajo uno
"It's itchy!"
Natalie Landry✓ Verified Purchase•September 30, 2023
So, the shirt wasn't quite what I expected. I thought the fabric would be of smoother quality. My son liked the fit of it but returned home and asked for me to help him take it off immediately because "it keeps rubbing my skin." It was clear that the shirt rolled up around the waist during the day which annoyed him as well. I'm trying to think about how to modify it so that he can enjoy the compression without the itch.
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