Any clothing advice for dementia patients?

Good Will
Salvation Army

... possibly Costco.

Our local uniform shop has lots of scrubs that fit what you need.

Try Buckandbuck.com. They have Velcro shirts.

Mumus

Try a sporting goods store, active wear section. I know when my Daddy got ALZ he could handle the zipper on his jeans and I had to get sweat pants for him. Wow was that ever easier. Also, they were warmer cuz he was always cold. He also didn't want to wear his snap up shirts so we went with his sweatshirt and t-shirt.

I am in the process of switching all of moms clothes from zippers and buttons to pull on and stretchy. She can no longer manage the buttons and zippers. Since they nap a lot anyway, I think not having buttons and zippers would be more comfortable. I am referring to tops and bottoms.

Jo1980: Many options for your query can be found online via a Google search. As advertising is not permitted here on the forum, I will refrain from mentioning the companies.

My husband wore tshirts with a zip hoodie and pull on sweatpants for quite a while. When he was later bed bound he wore regular shirts backwards.

My husband only wore pull over shirts and sweatshirts and elastic waist pull up pants. He never had an issue with either of those when he was able to dress himself.
When he became bedridden I found it easier to just put zipper front sweatshirts on him and his pull up flannel pj pants as he was very cold natured and wore both 364 days a year.
And I was always able to find him zipper front sweatshirts at Marshalls, Ross, or Burlington Coat Factory, so never had to pay a whole lot for them.

Check out the adaptive clothing on Buck & Buck's site:
https://www.buckandbuck.com/mens-adaptive.html

If you have a computer or a smart phone, three companies that sell adaptive clothing are Silvert's, Geri Fashions, and Buck and Buck. You can find shirts with magnetic zippers, or ones that fasten up the back. I know there are others, and you can do your own search if these don't have what you want. Good luck and God bless!

Thrift stores have so many nice clothes and you’re helping your local nonprofit community.

I have always found that pull over shirts work best. That’s all I’ve used with my Dad for many years now. I have a range of them from dressy ones to casual and from heavy ones for winter to light ones for summer. I use adaptive pants. They look like regular pants but have elastic waist bands. My Dad always look great.

Blair seems to have them at 14.97

https://www.blair.com/product/khaki-sml-rg?id=61d77efd689d4800a32809203ae5eb24&skuid=e807835b3d5040549df9e704d2f820b3&cid=pl_bl_google_pla_organic&utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&adpos=&scid=scplp9869956&sc_intid=9869956&cid=pl_bl_google_nca_cvn_shp_QT+Shopping+-+Tops+-+Pmax&gclid=Cj0KCQiA8aOeBhCWARIsANRFrQHOMYpsBDA2vVA7wXTp0gTKSPjucLgniOSPR_wwdbKyTU5CDSy9waAaAmgYEALw_wcB

If you put "shirts for men that zip up the front" in search you will see other vendors.

Silverts.com has accessible clothing. I got some things for my mother there.

There is such a thing as "adaptive clothing" for those with dementia. Here is one of several vendors:

https://www.silverts.com

Amazon.com.

Some really handsome ones at about $20 apiece.