Oh bless him. 

Have you tried baggy tracksuit bottoms? Get a larger size so the legs are extra baggy but ensure the waist is elasticated so he can adjust them to fit? 

Angie (Stage 3 melanoma patient)

Hi, My late Dad had  multiple scarring related to wartime issues, and found he got on best with M&S PJs which always seemed quite baggy, He usually had thick terry dressing gowns, but on holiday one year, there wasnt room in the suitcase for it, so Mum bought him a kimono thing out of floaty patterned blue and white l ightweightfabric, and he loved it, Not very "boyish", but he liked that it was lightweight and tidy when belted. Mum teased him it looked like somthing out of a Samurai tv show he watched when I was a kid, so ages ago!

Hello 

Thanks Angie, yes, tried many sizes and brands but he's seemingly too sore and prefers to hang loose. 

Poland that's a good idea, I'll have a look today. 

We've go carers in now so they are better at getting him to button up the long mens nightshirts and my best purchase are harem pants, think mc hammer. He loves them as the crouch is at his knees, swinging lose and all covered up. Just have to get them off him now to wash

Many thanks for all the help