Your Dressing Buddy Dressing Stick 27 Inch Blue Jay Dressing Aid

Dressing independently when you have limited range of motion, joint pain, or reduced flexibility is one of the most practical daily living challenges — and the Blue Jay Your Dressing Buddy Dressing Stick is designed to solve it. The 27" extra-strong hardwood dowel provides the reach needed to push and pull clothing without bending, twisting, or straining. A plastic-coated push-pull hook at one end handles the pushing and pulling of garments — pulling up pants, pushing down socks, or maneuvering sleeves and waistbands into position. A C pull hook at the other end provides an alternative grip point for different dressing tasks. Together, the two hooks cover the full range of dressing motions that are difficult or impossible for users with limited shoulder, hip, or back mobility.

Key Features

• 27" extra-strong hardwood dowel — provides reach without bending or straining
• Plastic-coated push-pull hook — for pushing and pulling garments into position
• C pull hook — alternative grip for different dressing tasks
• Dual-hook design — covers the full range of dressing motions
• Ideal for users with limited range of motion, joint pain, or reduced flexibility

Specifications

• SKU: BJ100110
• UPC: 753940959999
• Brand: Blue Jay
• Length: 27"
• Material: Extra-strong hardwood dowel
• Hooks: Plastic-coated push-pull hook and C pull hook

Ideal For

• Users with limited range of motion in the shoulders, hips, or back who need assistance reaching clothing during dressing
• Post-surgical recovery — particularly after hip or knee replacement — where bending restrictions make independent dressing difficult
• Arthritis, joint pain, or stiffness that makes reaching, twisting, or bending during dressing painful or unsafe
• Occupational therapy programs where dressing aids are used to support independent daily living skills
• Home care and assisted living settings where a simple, durable dressing stick supports daily independence

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between the push-pull hook and the C pull hook?
The push-pull hook is a standard dressing stick hook with a plastic coating that protects clothing from snagging. It is used to push garments — such as pushing a shirt sleeve down the arm — and to pull garments — such as pulling up pants or pulling a waistband over the hips. The C pull hook has a curved C-shaped profile that is particularly useful for hooking onto belt loops, waistbands, or other clothing features to pull them into position. Having both hooks on the same stick means the user can flip the stick to use whichever hook is most appropriate for the specific dressing task without needing a second tool.

Why is 27" a good length for a dressing stick?
The 27" length provides enough reach for most adults to manage clothing at foot and ankle level without bending at the waist — the most common restriction for users with hip precautions, back pain, or limited flexibility. It is long enough to reach the floor when the user is seated, which is the typical position for putting on pants, socks, and shoes. A shorter stick may not provide adequate reach for floor-level tasks, while a longer stick can be unwieldy in confined spaces. 27" is the standard length for most adult dressing sticks.

Can this be used for tasks other than dressing?
Yes. The push-pull hook and C pull hook are useful for a range of daily living tasks beyond dressing — such as retrieving lightweight items from low shelves, closing or opening doors and drawers, or managing light switches and other controls that are difficult to reach. The 27" reach makes it a versatile daily living aid for users with limited mobility. However, it is not designed to bear weight or support the user during transfers — use it only for light pushing, pulling, and hooking tasks.

Is the hook coating safe for delicate fabrics?
The plastic coating on the push-pull hook is designed to reduce the risk of snagging or damaging clothing during use. For most everyday fabrics — cotton, polyester, denim, and similar materials — the coated hook is safe for regular use. For very delicate fabrics such as silk, lace, or fine knitwear, use extra care when hooking and pulling to avoid catching loose threads or weave. The C pull hook is uncoated metal — use it on waistbands, belt loops, and other sturdy clothing features rather than directly on delicate fabric surfaces.