Protective Coverall
A hooded protective coverall that covers the whole body, worn as a barrier against splashes and contamination.
Typical use
Full-body coveralls are worn where clothing needs more cover than a gown, for example in isolation areas, when cleaning contaminated rooms and during infection outbreaks. A hood and front zip let the wearer seal the coverall around the neck.
Before you order
State the sizes you need — coveralls run from small to extra large — and the protection level required for your task. Ask about seams, elastic cuffs and ankles, and whether the coverall is disposable or reusable.