Kids Eczema Long Sleeve Shirt - Zinc-Embedded TENCEL™ | Remedywear

Eczema Clothes for Toddlers & Big Kids

100% satisfaction guaranteed or your money back within 30 days of purchase.

Remedywear's specialty eczema clothes for toddlers and children prevent scratching and fit like a soothing second skin. The soft, soothing fabric features TENCEL and embedded zinc and was specially designed to reduce inflammation and speed up the healing process, so treating toddler eczema or big kids itchy skin is now easier than ever.

The long sleeve shirt is ultra-soft, breathable, and exceptionally stretchy providing total scratch protection and soothing relief for the arms, chest, and back. Who knew eczema clothes for toddlers could be so functional and comfy? Wear the form-fitting design alone to sleep or under regular clothes throughout the day. Effective and super comfortable when worn dry over emollients. The Remedywear long sleeve shirts are a must have in treating toddler eczema and up to age 14.

Check out the coordinating Remedywear kids pants. And keep hands covered with our Remedywear kids gloves for eczema. Treat smaller parts of the body with our eczema sleeves.

What Makes Remedywear Unique

• 100% Satisfaction Guarantee or your money back within 30 days.
• Dermatologist Recommended.
• Contains soothing, moisture wicking TENCEL.
• Contains anti-bacterial, anti-odor, anti-microbial, anti-inflammatory Zinc Oxide.
• Fibers improve sleep quality and itchy skin when worn consecutively for three nights[1].
• Moisture-wicking sweat control.
• Stretchy, snug second skin fit.
• Wear under clothing for all day relief or alone at nighttime.
• Reversible design for outside or inside seams.
• Easily removable tags.
• Hypoallergenic, latex-free elastane.
• Oeko-tex standard 100 and Step by Oeko-tex.
• Eco-friendly packaging and tags.
• Sustainably made in Portugal.

References

[1] Wiegand, 2013, Skin-protective effects of a zinc oxide-functionalized textile and its relevance for atopic dermatitis. Clin Cosmet Investig Dermatol; 6: 115–121.