Winter discovered that superficial acute wounds healed twice as fast in a moist environment than under a dry scab.[1] This paved the way for the generation of clinical evidence supporting the use of moist or wet dressings rather than traditional dry dressings in order to facilitate healing (of both acute and hard-to-heal wounds)
In coastal light, texture reads clearly, so refined fabrics often look more expensive and more intentional than overly busy detailing
Trauma Prevention: Avoid disrupting new tissue during dressing changes and be non-adherent to prevent trauma on removal
Thoughtfully detailed tucks on the sleeves and back for a refined look
No buttons, hooks, zippers, or special notions are needed
Avoid political buttons, college rings, and religious symbols if possible