Engineered for caregivers and the people they love. Launching 2026.

Make Care Easier for Someone You Love

A sweatshirt engineered for the realities of ports, PICCs, IVs, and central lines — so the person you care for stays warm, clothed, and comfortable through every appointment.

You've Watched This Happen

Every appointment, the same scene. Sleeves pushed up awkwardly. Shirts pulled off in cold rooms. A loved one exposed and uncomfortable while a nurse tries to find a vein or access a port. You want to help. There hasn't been much you could do.

Their clothes weren't made for this.

Every layer has to come off. The favorite hoodie, the comfortable cardigan — none of it works when a line needs to be reached. So they sit half-dressed, waiting.

Treatment rooms are cold.

Already anxious. Already tired. Then add a chill that lingers. Small discomforts pile up over months and years of appointments.

Dignity matters.

Wearing your own clothes — clothes that look and feel like you — is one of the few things still in their control. That shouldn't be the trade-off for getting care.

A Practical Gift, Engineered for Real Use

Two-way zippers and snaps placed exactly where clinicians need to reach. No more removing the sweatshirt. No more shivering on exam tables. Just open the access point, get the care done, snap it back.

Opens where it needs to.

Zippers move from either direction. A nurse can reach a chest port without unzipping the whole front. An IV goes in without rolling up a sleeve.

Holds lines in place.

Snaps secure tubing so it doesn't tug or shift. They keep things stable through transfers, naps in the infusion chair, the ride home.

Five access points.

Shoulders, chest, arms, back, stomach. Whatever their port placement or treatment plan, the right access is already built in.

Comes off without disconnecting.

If the whole sweatshirt needs to come off, lines stay where they are. No clinician unhooking and re-hooking. No anxiety about pulling something out.

Built Around Their Treatment

Shoulders
Shoulder surgery
Chest
Ports, Central Lines
Arms
IVs
Back
Alternative access
Stomach
Line placement needs

Made for the Long Haul

Treatment isn't one appointment. It's months or years of them. Every detail is engineered to hold up to repeated, daily use.

Zippers that last.

Built to open and close thousands of times. Reinforced where stress is highest. Quiet enough not to disturb a sleeping patient.

Snaps that hold.

Tested under real conditions: tubing weight, gentle tugs, sliding into a car seat. They stay closed when you need them to and open easily when you don't.

Designed as one system.

Every access point works with the others. Reinforced seams. Geometry that fits real bodies, not just mannequins.

Washes like a normal sweatshirt.

No special instructions, no fragile components. Toss it in the wash with everything else. Engineered for the realities of caregiving, not the showroom.

Designed by Someone on the Other Side of the Chair

Every choice in this sweatshirt comes from 20+ years of personal experience with ports, central lines, IVs, and PICC lines. Not a focus group. A life.

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Give Them Something That Actually Helps

Meridian 26® launches in 2026. Join the waitlist to be first in line when it does.

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