A compression vest kids will actually want to wear - the Power WearHouse ProPower is one of the few sensory compression garments that genuinely disappears into everyday clothing, looking and feeling like a normal vest while delivering precise, graduated deep pressure input across the torso and shoulders. This 5-vest bundle is built for those who need reliable sensory support at scale: OT clinics, special education classrooms, residential programs, and families managing multiple wearers or rapid growth through sizes. At $575 CAD for five vests across your chosen sizes, the bundle saves $20 while ensuring you always have the right fit on hand across Canada & the US.

Developed by occupational therapists with over 20 years of combined experience, the ProPower vest is built on what the team calls the ProPower Advantage - a colour-coded hook and loop guide that lets both the caregiver and the child's health care professional confirm the exact compression level being delivered at every wearing. That consistency matters in therapeutic contexts, where guesswork in compression levels can undermine the effectiveness of a sensory diet plan.

Key Features of the Power WearHouse ProPower Compression Vest

• Three hook and loop coloured stitching lines - Allow tailored support and graduated degrees of compression so that caregivers and healthcare professionals can precisely dial in the level of proprioceptive input the wearer needs, removing guesswork from daily sensory support
• Two personalised shoulder straps - Provide adjustable compression at the shoulders, ensuring the vest supports the upper body as well as the torso for a more complete proprioceptive experience
• Neoprene material - Delivers a soft, soothing embrace against the skin that feels much like a calming hug, making the vest comfortable enough for extended daily wear without irritation
• Front zipper design - Enables seamless on and off without readjusting compression settings each time, offering real convenience for daily routines at school or during transitions between environments
• 1 Comfort Bear included free - A therapeutic companion sized to fit the XS vest, supporting children who benefit from transitional objects during sensory regulation activities
• Made in Canada - Manufactured to a high standard by a Canadian brand, ensuring quality assurance and ethical production
• Colour-coded ProPower Advantage guide - Allows both the health care professional and the caregiver to verify that the correct compression level is being maintained at each and every wearing, which is particularly valuable in multi-user clinical settings

Why Deep Pressure Input Supports Sensory Regulation

Proprioceptive input - the type of sensory information the body receives from muscles and joints under pressure - plays a central role in how the nervous system organises itself. When that input is consistent and appropriately calibrated, many children find it significantly easier to transition between activities, manage sensory overload, and sustain attention. Compression garments like this vest work by delivering that deep pressure input in a portable, wearable format. Unlike weighted blankets, the vest can accompany a child to school, to therapy appointments, on outings, and through daily routines without drawing attention or restricting movement.

Occupational therapists frequently recommend compression vests as part of a broader sensory diet - the personalised schedule of sensory activities and inputs that helps neurodiverse individuals self-regulate across different environments and demands. The ProPower's adjustable compression system is especially suited to clinical protocols where compression levels need to be documented and replicated consistently across sessions.

Ideal for a Range of Children, Settings, and Sensory Profiles

This vest is genuinely versatile. Children who find deep touch comforting regardless of any diagnosis will benefit from it just as much as those with formally identified sensory processing differences, ADHD, or autism. The 5-vest bundle is particularly practical for:

• Occupational therapy clinics and sensory integration practices needing multiple sizes across a client base
• Special education classrooms and resource rooms maintaining a shared vest supply across different students
• Residential and group home settings supporting individuals with varied sensory needs
• Families with more than one child who uses the vest, or who want multiple sizes to accommodate growth

Each vest is available in sizes XS through XL, covering ages 3 to 12. See the sizing guide below for chest circumference measurements.

Fit Instructions for Consistent Compression

Place the shoulder and torso straps on the lightest setting (blue stitching) before putting the vest on the wearer. Zip up, then reset the torso and shoulder straps to the recommended compression level. The wearer can slip the vest on and off using the zipper with compression levels already set, or can release the straps and slip it over the head - whichever is easier for the individual.

Care and Storage

Hand-wash in cold water with mild detergent and air-dry. Do not dry in direct sunlight or store under heavy objects.

Sizes: 

• Sizes: XS 22"/56cm (ages 3-4), S 24"/61cm (ages 4-6), M 26"/66cm (ages 6-8), L 28"/71cm (ages 8-10), XL 30"/76cm (ages 10-12)
• Material: Neoprene