Inspired Comforts × NYU Langone
Getting dressed after surgery, made simpler.
Recovery clothing for the weeks after orthopedic surgery — tops that open at the shoulder without lifting your arm, and pants that go on over a brace or cast, from the first day home through rehab.
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NYU Langone Orthopedics cares for people through every kind of bone, joint, and muscle surgery — shoulder and rotator cuff repair, hip and knee replacement, spine, and sports injuries — and follows them all the way through rehabilitation. On its own website, the program describes itself as “Pioneers in Orthopedic Treatment, Partners in Your Recovery.” Much of that recovery happens at home, in the weeks after you leave the hospital.
We built our recovery clothing for exactly those weeks, and we would be proud to partner with NYU Langone so care teams have one clear place to point patients and families. Partnership pending NYU Langone approval

Why we’d share Inspired Comforts with our patients
Recovery after orthopedic surgery happens mostly at home, next to your rehabilitation plan — not instead of it. Some patients find the everyday parts harder than they expected: getting dressed with one arm in a sling, or pulling on pants without bending a new hip past the limit the surgeon set. Inspired Comforts makes clothing designed for those weeks.
We’d share it the way we share any practical resource — as one option among many, so patients and families have somewhere to start. It is not a product NYU Langone sells, and pointing to it is not a paid endorsement. For anything about your surgery or recovery plan, your care team comes first.
The weeks after surgery have their own rules
Your surgeon will give you the real ones. In the meantime, most orthopedic recoveries share a few: don’t raise the operated arm, don’t bend a new joint past its limit, dress from a chair, and keep the incision reachable for physical therapy. Regular clothes fight all of that. These are made to work with it.
What this clothing does
Dress without lifting the arm
Shoulder snaps and full-side openings mean you slip a top on one arm at a time — nothing goes over your head.
Fits over a brace or cast
Side-snap pants open flat and close around a knee brace, cast, or bandaging without a struggle.
One-handed and seated-friendly
Designed to put on while seated or lying down, on the days bending and balancing are not options.
Opens flat for PT
The same snaps that dress you open flat so a therapist can reach the joint — no undressing in the waiting room.
Picked for orthopedic recovery
Real products, in stock today. For one-arm days, brace days, and can’t-bend-down days.
The Open Tee — Shoulder Snaps
Opens at the shoulder seam so it goes on without raising your arm.
$29.99
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The Open Tee — Full Tearaway
Snaps down both sides and opens completely — nothing pulled overhead.
$29.99
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The Independence Tee — Women’s
Both sides open top to bottom — dress yourself, first day home included.
$29.99
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The Easy Day Pants — Unisex
Snaps down each leg — on over a brace or cast, no stepping in.
$34.99
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The Easy Day Pajama Pants — Women’s
Full-length side snaps and pockets, for the couch weeks.
$32.99
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The Arm Sling
Put on, adjust, and take off with one hand; wide strap spreads the weight.
$18.00
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From people who’ve worn these
Real Inspired Comforts customer reviews from orthopedic recovery — verified buyers, in their own words. These are our customers, not NYU Langone patients or staff, and we haven’t changed a word.
“Soft, very comfortable, and easy to put on while recovering from shoulder surgery. It’s been a lifesaver.”
“The only shirt I could find that snapped open on both the shoulder and the side. I now have five of them.”
“These worked very well leaving the hospital. It was so easy to get dressed — I never had to bend or reach my feet.”
“Comfortable, soft, has pockets and true to size. Easy for the doctor to see the incision. A must-buy for any hip, leg or knee surgery.”
“My mom and her nurses loved these tops. They are easy to put on and remove and comfortable plus very pretty.”
“They were breathable, spacious enough for easy movement, and featured an adjustable waistband.”
For the things the hospital doesn’t provide
NYU Langone takes care of your surgery, your follow-ups, and your rehab plan. Recovery clothing — tops you can get into with one arm, pants that fit over a brace — isn’t something a hospital hands you. That’s what we make. If your care team points you here, this is why: one place to find comfortable recovery wear for everything you’ll get dressed in at home.
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20% off your entire order. Applied automatically at checkout.
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Partnerships & hospital programs
Draft — name to be assigned
At NYU Langone
Draft — pending NYU Langone approval
[NYU Langone to designate a staff contact for this program, if approved — e.g. a social work, patient experience, or orthopedic clinic lead.]
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Partnerships and wholesale: hello@inspiredcomforts.com
For questions about your surgery or recovery plan, contact your NYU Langone care team — this page can’t answer medical questions.
Inspired Comforts is an independent company. Products on this page are sold by Inspired Comforts, not NYU Langone Health. NYU Langone name and logo shown pending the organization’s approval; this page does not imply endorsement until that approval is in place. Customer reviews are from Inspired Comforts customers and are not statements by NYU Langone or its staff. Organization facts are drawn from NYU Langone’s public website and are marked as drafts pending the organization’s review.