The BeWell Holiday Gift Guide
Gifts that keep them warm and covered.
Adaptive hoodies, blankets and small comforts for someone in treatment, and for the people who care for them.
Order by Sat, Dec 12 at 12pm ET with Standard shipping for delivery by Dec 24
Worn by 45,777+ patients and families.
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- Free U.S. shipping $150+
- Printed gift notes available
- Gift returns
From gift-givers
What they said when they opened it.
“She said it is so, so soft. And it is like wearing a gentle, warm hug.”
“She absolutely loved it and wore it to her next infusion 2 days later. The infusion nurse loved it also and is having two other patients order them.”
“I have bought each one of them the sweater and the feedback has been very positive and appreciative. They say it has been the most thoughtful gift.”
Gifting questions
Buying for someone else? We've got you.
Still stuck? Email hello@wearebewell.com and a real person will help you choose.
What if I don't know where their port or IV is?
Choose the Multi-Access Hoodie. It opens at the chest, stomach and arms, so it works for most treatments.
What if I don't know their size?
Every product page has a size chart, and Multi-Access hoodies use unisex sizing. If it doesn't fit, they can return it through our returns form and rebuy the right size.
Will it arrive in time for the holidays?
For delivery by Dec 24, order by:
- Standard by 12pm ETNext(passed)
- Priority by 12pm ETNext(passed)
- Express by 12pm ETNext(passed)
- Expedited by 12pm ETNext(passed)
Missed them all? A gift card arrives by email.
Can I ship it straight to them?
Yes. Enter their address at checkout and add a printed gift note in your cart. We ship to PO boxes and APO addresses too.
Why it makes a good gift
Designed by someone who lived it.
During a hospital stay, our founder Amanda was cold and felt bad asking for more blankets. So she designed a hoodie that opens along the sleeves, so an IV can stay in and she could stay warm.
- Access without undressing. Discreet, color-matched zippers let their nurse reach an IV, port, or PICC line while they stay dressed.
- Looks like real clothing. No hospital look. They'll wear it to treatment, home, and everywhere else.
- Warm for cold rooms. Soft fabrics, from lightweight bamboo to plush sherpa.
