Women's work coat THE LAB LABEL

THE LAB LABEL work coat: Innovative work coat for work in the laboratory or production

Are you thinking about clothing that is suitable for working in the laboratory, in production or in the kitchen? Introducing The Lab Label work coat - high-quality and innovative clothing for demanding environments.


Key benefits of The Lab Label work coat:

It is made of innovative materials: Thanks to the Tecawork material, it not only improves the durability, but also extends the life of the work coat. This means more value for your money and less need to change clothes frequently.

Unique Fastening Technology: Whether you're in the lab or in production, quick removal of protective clothing is critical in an emergency. Our work coat fastens with press studs, which are more practical than regular buttons.

Increased resistance: Due to its unique composition, the work coat offers increased resistance to surface damage and better water repellency.

Tailored fit and sizing: Compared to regular work coats, The Lab Label is more tailored. For example, if you normally wear a size 50, choose a size 52 for a perfect fit.


How do work coats protect you from splashes and liquids, fire and the spread of contamination?

Splashes and liquids: Work coats act as a physical barrier between you and the chemicals and other liquids you work with in the lab. They are made from materials that are resistant to most chemicals and have features like long sleeves and cuffs that help prevent spills from touching your skin.

Fire: Many work gowns are made from flame retardant materials such as polyester and cotton blends. This means they can protect you from burns in the event of a fire.

Spread of Contamination: Work gowns help prevent the spread of contamination from the laboratory to other areas and vice versa. They are usually designed to be easy to remove, so you can quickly take them off if you become contaminated.

How can work clothes help your confidence?

Work gowns can help boost your confidence by making you look more professional. They can also help you feel more confident in your abilities, especially if you are new to working in a lab.

Do work coats protect your clothes?

Yes, work coats can help protect your clothing from spills, stains and other damage. They are also usually very durable and can withstand a lot of wear and tear.

Do work coats protect your hands?

Yes, long sleeve work coats can help protect your hands from spills, splashes and other hazards. They can also help keep your hands warm if you work in a cold environment.

Are work gowns easy to take off?

Yes, work gowns are designed to be easy to remove, even in an emergency. This is important because you need to be able to remove your work coat quickly if you become contaminated. That's why The Lab Label work coats have snaps instead of regular buttons.

How does the work coat protect my clothes from melting?

Work gowns are usually made from high melting point materials such as polyester and cotton blends. This means they are less likely to melt than your personal clothing if exposed to extreme heat or fire.

Frequently asked questions and answers

What are the washing instructions for The Lab Label work coat?

In general, individual laboratories or production plants have standard operating procedures (SOP) for washing work clothes and use a professional laundry. You must adhere to these rules. However, instructions are also given here for washing at home, for general use and when SOPs are not in effect.

Wash in the washing machine at a maximum of 30 °C.

Do not use bleach.

Tumble dryer: Tumble dry on normal cycle and medium temperature or dry naturally.

Ironing: Ironing at a warm temperature (150 °C or 300 °F).

Will the fabric shrink?

No, if you wash according to the instructions, the fabric will not shrink.

How often should I clean The Lab Label work coat?

The frequency of cleaning The Lab Label work coat depends on the amount of use.

Can I dry clean The Lab Label work coat?

Yes, the 'P' icon indicates that dry cleaning is possible. The letter in the circle indicates to the dry cleaner which process to use.