The same with pants, they need to be longer so when sitting the cuffs fall at the proper ankle height. Calf-height pockets are a convenience many wheelchair users enjoy. There is a magnificent Catalog from a company that is just venturing into the American Market. It is called Rolli Moden. Jeans, suits, blouses, robes, shoes and underwear that is active, attractive and right in style.
Every item is adapted for proper fit for the wheelchair user.
Pants are cut with extra material in the seat, and higher in the back than the front which helps waist stay put and not have underwear or shirttails pull out. Jackets and shirts are cut a little longer in the back to give good coverage in back, while the fronts are cut shorter to avoid bunching and getting caught in the wheels. The last group are the people that need assistance in dressing. When helping someone dress, it can be difficult to dress them without their being able to move themselves, so assistance designed clothing is very helpful. Except for hospital gowns and such, these are stylish garments adapted with hidden secrets.