Men’s Coats

Material:

• 65% Polyester, 35% Cotton Blend: This is a common fabric blend for lab coats, offering durability, easy maintenance, and breathability. The polyester makes it resistant to wrinkling, while the cotton provides comfort.
• 100% Cotton: Offers softness and breathability, ideal for extended wear, but may require more ironing and care.
• Antimicrobial Fabric (Optional): Some lab coats are made with fabrics treated to resist the growth of bacteria and other microbes, enhancing hygiene in medical settings.

Design/Pattern:

• Long-Sleeve Design: Most lab coats feature long sleeves for added protection against spills, chemicals, and biological contaminants.
• Notched Lapel Collar: A professional and traditional look, the notched lapel collar is standard for lab coats, giving them a distinguished appearance.
• Knee-Length or Hip-Length: The length can vary based on the user’s role or preference, with knee-length coats being common for doctors and longer wear, while hip-length coats are popular in labs for ease of movement.