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Tough But Tossable
Designed by Yves Polypropylene for his 2010 Spring Laboratory Collection, these lightweight lab coats are polypropylene-tough (think Tyvek-ish) but still cheap enough to toss without wincing. In white with limp shirt-style collars, 5-snap fronts and elastic wrist closures. You pick XL (35"), XXL (37") or the mega-tech special XXXXL (40" long).
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40690 DISPOSABLE WHITE LAB COAT X-LARGE | |
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40691 DISPOSABLE WHITE LAB COAT XX-LARGE | |
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40692 DISPOSABLE WHITE LAB COAT XXXX-LARGE |
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Surgeon Blue Gown
A touch darker blue-gray than your usual Alice Blue Gown, these are made of a better-than-paper, not-quite fabric (that we wouldn't wash if we were you) with white cotton knit cuffs, and can be worn front- or backwards. They're made for your local sawbones to wear in the O.R. In XL with front ties, and a hook-and-loop neck closure. We're thinking workshop cover-up, disposable travel bathrobe, painting smock, or just a handy thing to keep in the trunk of the car for those unexpected roadside kidney transplants.
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38467 XL LT WT GOWN |
Yankee Coveralls
For the lab tech, painter or anyone else who's tired of dull, monochromatic coveralls, we introduce these pin-striped beauties. Stand-up collars, elastic wrists, snap or zipper fronts, and snap cuffs, in a sturdy polyester (some with "1% carbon") that should be able to be washed and reworn. They're 3XL,70" from collar to cuff, and white with snazzy gray pinstripes 3/8" apart.
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40689 3XL PIN-STRIPED POLYESTER COVERALLS |
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