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Our women's essential hoodie is perfect for treatment, errands, workouts, and everything in-between.
Our women's essential hoodie is perfect for treatment, errands, workouts, and everything in-between.
$ 95.00 The soft-touch performance jersey keeps you warm and comfortable for everyday wear. Dual zippers provide easy clinical access to your chest port, while thumbholes keep your hands warm and sleeves in place during infusion treatments or workouts post-recovery. Shop the men's hoodie. The hoodie was created in conjunction with Oscar de la Renta to honor the namesake designer, who passed away from cancer in 2014. 10% of net sales go to helping the Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center at the University of Miami Health System. Learn more here. Features For best fit, use our size guide Not sure about your size? Please contact our Care team for help!
United StatesI bought the hoodie with port access for my cousin who is newly diagnosed with breast cancer. I was impressed with the quality and thickness of the fabric and the craftsmanship. The zippers were placed such that were in the appropriate area for port access and they were sewed in place such that would not cause any discomfort. My cousin loved it!
United StatesGreat quality zipper. Fabric softens with wash. Accurate sizing. These shirts go a long way to my feeling less exposed each week. My nurses appreciate the accessibility too.
United StatesGreat idea - however these run small and this is a little uncomfortably tight
United StatesMy daughter is the cancer patient and she loves it but it could be more warmer because she wears a button down shirt under it I wanted to get her a pink one also but she said that she only needs the one on she cemo day
United StatesComfortably warm and well made but you might want to size down.
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