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Daily Don Shorts

Shorts your loved one can put on while still in bed — no lifting, no struggling, no second person needed. Made by a Doctor of Physical Therapy.

No lifting
Opens flat — easy to put on
Made by a Doctor of Physical Therapy

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$204$300total

3 pairs · $68/pair · shipped together

  • Three pairs shipped together — always have a clean one ready
  • 30-day returns on every order
  • Access to the Daily Don Recovery Community — live sessions with physical therapists and occupational therapists
  • Exclusive referral code — share 15% off with friends & family

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Stays in Bed

Opens flat via dual velcro closures — slide under with a log-roll, close while the patient remains supine. No sitting up, no standing required.

One Person Can Do It

You can do this alone. No second helper, no special equipment — Daily Don was built around that from day one.

Safe After Surgery

No bending at the hip, no lifting the leg, no raising the arm. Built to follow the rules doctors give after surgery.

More Confidence

Dressing independence supports autonomy and dignity in recovery — a core principle of the OT practice framework.

AOTA — Occupational Therapy Practice Framework

Dressing as a core ADL; adaptive clothing for independence and dignity in recovery

aota.org

AAOS — American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons

Post-surgical precautions restricting shoulder flexion above 90° during dressing

aaos.org

AJOT — American Journal of Occupational Therapy

Research on adaptive clothing and improved ADL independence for mobility-limited populations

ajot.aota.org

Self-Determination Theory (Deci & Ryan)

Autonomy and independence in daily activities linked to wellbeing and confidence during recovery

selfdeterminationtheory.org

These are design principles. Daily Don's own outcome data is pending clinical validation.

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The Daily Don Recovery Community

Quarterly live sessions with DPTs, OTs, and recovery specialists — included with every Buy 2, Get 1 Free bundle. Expert roster announced at launch.

Physical Therapy

Movement & mobility recovery

Occupational Therapy

ADL independence & adaptive dressing

Geriatric Medicine

Fall prevention & home transitions

Discharge Planning

SNF-to-home coordination

Sessions recorded for replay · New disciplines added every quarter

88% nylon, 12% elastane. Smooth against sensitive skin, soft enough for daily wear, and built to hold up through repeated washing.

Runs true to size. Waistband is fully adjustable. When between sizes, size up for easier dressing.

Machine wash cold, tumble dry low. Do not bleach. Lay flat or hang dry for best shape retention.

Free shipping on orders over $100. Standard 3–5 business days. Expedited options available at checkout.

No lifting.

They stay in bed the whole time. You never have to lift or strain your back.

One simple move.

Open it flat, slide it under, roll them once, close both sides. That's it — no special equipment needed.

One caregiver.

One person can do this alone. Daily Don was built for that — no second helper, no extra equipment.

Looks normal.

No hospital gown look. They look like regular shorts — because dignity still matters at home.

[ How to use ]

Three steps. No lifting.

Daily Don shorts lying fully open, side closures unfastened

Step 01

Open the shorts flat.

Unfasten both side closures so the shorts lie completely open on the bed beneath your loved one.

Shorts spread open showing the log-roll positioning technique

Step 02

Roll them and slide it under.

Gently roll them onto one side, slide the shorts underneath, then roll them back — the shorts are now in place without any lifting.

Daily Don shorts closed and complete — normal-looking shorts

Step 03

Close and done.

Fasten both sides from hem to waist and they're dressed, entirely in bed, in one position.

[ Buy 2, Get 1 Free ]

Buy two, get one free.
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 individually.

Bundle Savings

$0

vs. 3 singles

vs. buying three pairs individually at full retail price

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Cost Breakdown

3 × Single Purchase

Bought individually at full price

$300total

vs. Buy 2, Get 1 Free

Buy 2, Get 1 Free

1 Pair Free

$68/pair · shipped together · community access included

$204total

$68/pair

You save on the bundle

$96

Based on 3 pairs at standard retail pricing vs. the Buy 2, Get 1 Free bundle price.

[ Product benefits ]

4 reasons it works

Built to solve a problem
nobody else is solving.

01Caregiver relief

Opens flat. Dresses easier.

Daily Don opens from the front, so dressing does not become a tug-of-war with the body. No forcing fabric over the hips. No painful pulling. Just open, place, roll once, close.

02Skin-conscious fabric

Not cotton. Not stiff polyester.

Made with 88% nylon and 12% elastane — soft, smooth, and stretchy. It feels lighter against the skin than regular cotton and doesn't hold onto moisture, which makes a real difference when someone spends long hours sitting or lying down.

03Lower-friction comfort

Built to move with the body.

Someone spending most of their time in bed deals with more skin pressure and rubbing than an active person. The smooth, stretchy fabric glides easily during rolling and dressing — it doesn't bunch up, pull, or grip the skin.

04Caregiver control

Easier checks. Less full undressing.

The front-opening design gives caregivers access when they need it, without turning every clothing adjustment into a full dressing routine.

[ Testimonials ]

5 reviews

What caregivers are saying.

After my husband's hip replacement, mornings were the hardest part of our day. Daily Don changed that — he could dress himself for the first time in weeks.

MC

Maria C.

Family caregiver

As a physical therapist, I recommend Daily Don to every discharge patient. It's the only garment I've seen that's genuinely designed for supine dressing.

SK

Dr. Sarah K.

Doctor of Physical Therapy

My father had a stroke. Dressing became a two-person job every morning. With Daily Don I do it alone in under five minutes. I can't explain the relief.

JT

James T.

Family caregiver

I've worked in skilled nursing for 11 years. Nothing on the market is designed for patients who can't sit up. Daily Don fills a gap that should have been filled years ago.

PM

Patricia M.

Registered Nurse, SNF

When I came home after spinal surgery, I was terrified of just getting dressed. Daily Don made it painless. My recovery finally felt dignified.

RA

Robert A.

Post-discharge patient

[ Why it's different ]

Designed differently than
adaptive clothing.

Daily Don
Other Adaptive

Created inside a nursing home and rehab center

Designed by a physical therapist

Made to dress while lying down

No need to lift their hips

One person, one position

Gabriel Ortiz, DPT — Founder, Daily Don

[ The founder ]

Built by someone who
watched it go wrong
every morning.

Daily Don was created by a Doctor of Physical Therapy who spent years working in nursing homes and rehab centers. Every time a patient came home, the same thing happened: families struggling to dress their loved one, and the patient wincing through movements they weren't supposed to be making. He built Daily Don because the product didn't exist — and it should have.

Credentials

  • Doctor of Physical Therapy

  • Worked in nursing homes and rehab centers

  • Watched hundreds of patients come home from the hospital

  • 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.”

— Gabriel Ortiz, DPT · Founder, Daily Don

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[ FAQ ]

Questions
answered.

Daily Don is designed for anyone coming home after surgery, joint replacement, stroke, or extended rehab who cannot safely sit up or stand to dress. It's especially useful for hip and knee replacement patients, spinal surgery patients, and anyone following strict positional precautions post-discharge.

Standard adaptive clothing requires the patient to sit up, stand, or perform hip-bridging — movements that are often restricted or painful after surgery. Daily Don is the only garment on the market designed specifically for supine dressing. The patient never has to change position.

No. The log-roll technique used with Daily Don can be performed by a single caregiver in most cases. Our step-by-step guide walks you through the process. Many families report doing it comfortably alone within the first few days.

No. Daily Don looks like a normal pair of shorts. The side-opening closures are discreet, and the overall silhouette is clean. We believe dignity is part of recovery — patients shouldn't have to sacrifice how they look while they heal.

We offer a 30-day money-back guarantee. If Daily Don isn't the right fit for any reason — size, fit, or functionality — return it for a full refund. No questions, no hassle.

Early bird orders ship as soon as production is complete. You'll receive an email confirmation with your estimated ship date when you place your order. Early buyers get first priority.

Yes. Daily Don shorts are 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.

[ Early Bird Offer ]

You shouldn't need backup to get dressed.

Lock in early bird pricing — save $20 on Daily Don Post-Discharge Shorts before the official launch. Limited units available.