Measurement and Sizing
Measurements
WrapMeCool® is designed to be worn over the arms.
Measure as shown in the picture making sure the tape measure is across the bust line and outside the arms.
WrapMeCool® supports WAMS (Women Against Multiple Sclerosis)
You might be shocked to learn that Canada has in excess of 100 000 people living with MS — estimated to be the highest rate of any country in the world!
WAMS is a powerful network of Canadian businesswomen working to build MS awareness and raise funds for research into all aspects of the disease.
Like many people, we are personally touched by the effect of MS, so we jumped at the opportunity to join WAMS in their fundraising efforts. We are excited to be attending their annual networking luncheon in Vancouver, and delighted to have donated WrapMeCools for the silent auction.
MS leads to heat sensitivity which makes MS symptoms worse. We are on a mission to help people have a better present moment and therefore a better life.You can also be a part of the solution by donating to the silent auction and read how we got our feet wet at the Australian 24 Hour MS Mega Swim.
Thank you for sharing our blog with anyone you know who is dealing with the discomfort of heat sensitivity. 
Also in Customer's Stories
Chemotherapy and Hot Flushes
Hot flushes and menopausal symptoms are common while having chemotherapy and we recently received this testimonial from a lovely customer who is successfully using her WrapMeCool to help with these distressing side effects.
Staying Healthy With MS
If you love traveling or the outdoors, but suffer in the heat, I highly recommend this cooling scarf by WrapMeCool. Mine has been such a saviour while we’ve been in Bali. They’re lightweight and cotton. All you do is wet it and drape around yourself to keep you cool.
I'm a Believer
To be honest, to begin with, I was a little skeptical about wearing a wet scarf around my neck. But I have to say, after trying many different devices and products to keep cool during a hot flush, this really has surprised me. It has to be the simplest, user friendly item I’ve used.