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Clothing for Raynaud's Phenomenon
Raynaud's causes blood vessels in the fingers and toes to overreact to cold or stress, cutting off circulation and triggering pain and color changes. It often shows up alongside lupus and other autoimmune conditions. Clothing's job here is mostly about what it doesn't do: squeeze, bind, or trap cold.
This page is educational, not medical advice. For the reasoning behind fabric and fit choices elsewhere on the site, see the Sun & Skin Guide.
What to look for
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Non-binding cuffs and bands. Anything that constricts wrists, ankles, or toes can restrict the circulation you're already fighting for.
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Warmth without pressure. Loose, layerable pieces trap heat better than tight ones, which matters since cold is the main trigger.
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Easy to layer and remove. Attacks can come on fast when stepping from warm to cold (or vice versa) — quick layers help you react.
This is our smallest condition page right now. Our catalog so far leans toward sun protection, so we don't yet have dedicated warming gloves or heated accessories — the two picks below are relevant mainly for their non-binding, breathable construction. Raynaud's-specific gear is next on our list to build out; let us know what's worked for you.
Picks for Raynaud's
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