Living with a PICC is demanding. Clothing shouldn't make it harder.

Warna-med

That's why Warna-Med is creating an adaptive long-sleeve shirt with a discreet upper-arm opening — giving clinicians quick access during checks, without removing layers or limiting what patients can wear.

Youth Leadership Academy (YLA) 2026 — a social entrepreneurship programme under McKinsey & Company

How it works

1. Wear the shirt like any long-sleeve top

2. Open the access panel at the upper arm

3. Close the zipper back up

Everyday clothing was not designed for regular line access.

Patients living with a PICC line often face practical difficulties integrating routine access into daily life. Some avoid long sleeves to protect the insertion site; some require assistance dressing; others remove their shirt entirely for each check. For those who prefer long sleeves — whether for modesty, comfort, or personal style — privacy during clinical visits matters, and undressing in front of staff can feel exposing.

Join the Warna-Med waitlist — Malaysia-made adaptive wear for PICC line patients

We're finalizing the design and preparing our first production batch. We'll contact you after patient and clinical validation, so you can be among the first to try it. Register now to show there's real demand worth building for.

    Warna-Med — student social enterprise, YLA Malaysia 2026