How Are You Put In A Straight Jacket?

To be put in a straightjacket, a person is typically seated or lying down, and the jacket is placed over their torso. The arms are then guided into the sleeves, which are secured around the body to restrict movement. Finally, straps or buckles are fastened to ensure the jacket remains in place, limiting the individual’s ability to move their arms and upper body. This is often done for safety in clinical or therapeutic settings.