CureWear Ladies Chemotherapy Shirt

A modern solution for improving quality of life for those with cancer and chronic illnesses, CureWear allows patients to keep their clothes on while providing nurses and doctors the access they need to administer medicine and chemotherapy. The US-made line features a detachable square cutout that mimics a pocket.  The shirt is made of the same moisture-wicking high-performance material found in today's leading athletic apparel.

Why SurvivorRoom loves CureWear:

Not long ago, CureWear Founder Alex Niles was enjoying life like any other 30-year old: late nights with friends, spontaneous global travel, and the passionate pursuit of opportunity.

Then came the curveball.

In the fall of 2013, Alex was diagnosed with stage IV gastric cancer. A former Division I scholarship athlete at Drexel University, Alex quickly nominated himself MVP---most valuable patient---and committed himself to making the most of treatment and life.  With unique first-hand insight into the patient experience, Alex soon discovered that even the smallest things can have the biggest impact. Understanding the need and space for strengthened palliative care, Alex designed CureWear, a functional and fashionable line of patient-centric and advocate-friendly shirts that foster treatment, healing, and unity.

CureWear is made in the United States and donates one patient shirt for every two shirts purchased.