Pharmaceutical and laboratory staff clothing

Clothing that follows area rules

Pharmaceutical and laboratory staff clothing starts with the rules of each area: production, packaging, the quality control laboratory and the warehouse. Entry and exit procedures, changing points and permitted garment types can differ from area to area. For lab coat and coverall requests, we first discuss where, for which tasks and for how long the garments will be worn. Where garments are changed and how they are laundered also influence the choice of model.

Hooded coveralls, lab coats and workwear

Hooded or unhooded coveralls are the models discussed for production areas that require a one-piece garment. Lab coat length, fastening, pocket layout and cuff finish are defined according to area rules. Work trousers and jackets for packaging and warehouse staff can be planned as separate items. Organisations that separate areas by colour or labelling should plan this from the outset.

• Hooded and unhooded coveralls for production areas
• Lab coats for laboratory and quality control
• Workwear for packaging and warehouse
• Colour and labelling plan to separate areas

Cleanroom and specific requirements

For requirements such as a cleanroom class, particle shedding, or chemical and biological protection, send your organisation’s technical specification; suitability and documentation are reviewed before a quotation. Accessories such as masks, gloves and overshoes, and any personal protective equipment, should be listed separately from everyday staff clothing.

Preparing an institutional order

Share the list of areas, headcount per area, the garment list, size distribution and washing routine. Stating whether garments are laundered in-house or by an external service helps with fabric and care instruction choices. With garments per area, fabric and branding defined, we prepare a quotation. Shipping conditions are discussed separately.