Adaptive Shorts by a Doctor of Physical Therapy
The Daily Shorts
Front-opening shorts that open completely flat and fasten in front. Easier to put on someone lying down than a pair of jeans.
Pre-order pricing. Retail prices take effect at launch.
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88% nylon, 12% elastane. Smooth against sensitive skin, soft enough for daily wear, and built to hold up through repeated washing.
Sizes XS through 6XL. Waistband is fully adjustable. Exact fit chart coming soon; when between sizes, most customers size up.
Machine washable. We recommend cold water and low heat to extend the life of the closures, but they're built to handle regular home laundry.
Currently available for pre-order. Orders placed by August 3 ship by August 31, 2026. Orders placed after August 3 ship within 4 to 6 weeks. Free shipping at $100+.
30-day money-back guarantee. Once your pre-order ships, if it doesn't make mornings easier, email support@dailydon.com within 30 days of delivery for a full refund.
The Daily Shorts are clothing designed to make assisted dressing easier. They are not a medical device and do not treat or prevent any condition.
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Stays in bed.
They stay in bed the whole time: the shorts open flat underneath, so there's no need to lift or hoist them out of it.
One simple move.
Open it flat, slide it under, roll them once, close both sides. That's the whole routine.
Easier than jeans.
No lifting their hips off the bed, no tugging fabric up their legs, no special equipment.
Looks like regular shorts.
No hospital gown silhouette. No visible medical hardware. They read as ordinary clothing, not a medical garment.
How to use
Three steps, done in bed.
Save up to $88
3 Pairs. Save $88. Always have one ready.
Laundry, accidents, and unexpected trips back to the hospital happen. Three pairs means you're never scrambling. Here's exactly what you save vs. buying three single pairs at launch retail.
Bundle Savings
$0
vs. three single pairs at retail
vs. buying three single pairs individually at launch retail price
Shop the 3-Pack →Cost Breakdown
3 × Single Purchase
Three single pairs at launch retail
$237total
vs. 3-Pack Bundle
3-Pack Bundle
Save $88$49.66/pair · $59.66/pair at launch · shipped together
$149total
$49.66/pair
You save on the bundle
$88
Compares three single pairs at launch retail ($237) to the pre-order 3-Pack bundle ($149).
Product benefits
4 reasons it works
Why it's easier than putting on jeans.
Opens flat. Dresses easier.
Daily Dons opens completely flat, so the garment does not have to be forced over the hips or threaded up the legs. Open, place, roll once, close.
Soft against skin. Flat against the body.
Smooth 88% nylon / 12% elastane fabric. No buttons, zippers, or rigid hardware along the back or sides. The closure lies flat against the skin, designed for someone who spends long hours sitting or lying down.
Built to move with the body.
The smooth, stretchy fabric is designed to glide easily during rolling and dressing, without bunching or pulling while it's put on.
Easier checks. Less full undressing.
The open-flat design gives caregivers access when they need it, without turning every clothing adjustment into a full dressing routine.
FAQ
Questions answered.
Why it's different
How Daily Dons compares to the alternatives.
Developed inside an actual skilled nursing facility
Designed by a Doctor of Physical Therapy
Made to dress someone while they stay lying down
Slides into place with a single roll
Easier to put on than jeans, they stay flat the whole time
The founder
Built by someone who watched it go wrong every morning.
I'm a Doctor of Physical Therapy. I spent years working in nursing homes and rehab centers, and the pattern was always the same: families fighting regular shorts to dress a body that could no longer move that way, through hip pain, stroke recovery, dementia, wheelchairs, and the bathroom moments no one wants to talk about. I kept waiting for someone to build the right garment. No one did, so I built Daily Dons.
Credentials
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Doctor of Physical Therapy
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Worked in nursing homes and rehab centers
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Watched hundreds of patients come home from the hospital
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Saw the dressing problem firsthand, and built a solution
“I designed this product as if I were the patient. Because I've seen what happens when no one does.”
One last thing
You shouldn't have to wrestle them just to put on pants.
Designed by a Doctor of Physical Therapy. Easier to put on than jeans while they stay lying down.