TC-PAT-01 Patient Gown
Patient Gown
Front snaps, no pullover (key for post-op and weak patients) · Smooth fastening patients can manage alone · Pure cotton, absorbent, low-irritation
Key points of craftsmanship and design
KEY POINTSFront snaps, no pullover (key for post-op and weak patients)
Smooth fastening — patients can manage alone
Pure cotton: absorbent, low-irritation
Round neck, loose hem — no pressure on the abdomen
Modest coverage that still allows examination and treatment.
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SPECIFICATION| Fabric Composition | Confirm according to the order design drawings |
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| Sizes | Confirm according to the order design drawings |
| OPTIONAL COLORS | According to the order, you can do Pantone color matching |
| MOQ | 200 pieces per color |
The above is the general order caliber, and the specific parameters are subject to the confirmed design drawings.
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Product description
ZH-v1-20261106For post-op, frail or limited-mobility patients, a pullover means raised arms and tugged wounds — painful and awkward — and nursing wants dressing changes to be simple too. This patient gown is designed from the patient's side: a full row of hidden front snaps instead of overhead pulling, fastenable lying or sitting, with only a few opened for checks. Soft breathable cotton absorbs sweat with low irritation; the loose round collar stays clear of the neck and wounds, relaxed cuffs don't bind the arms during IVs or blood pressure checks, and the loose hem doesn't press the abdomen when lying or trip the legs when walking — with flat seams and a plain pale colour for dignified coverage.
Front opening — no pullover
A full row of front snaps replaces the pullover style, so patients never raise their arms — ideal after surgery, when frail or bedbound. They can dress themselves lying or sitting, reducing wound strain and the awkwardness of being moved, and nursing saves effort on rounds and dressing changes.
Snap fastening, self-manageable
Smooth, low-force fastening lets patients with weak grip fasten and unfasten independently. Checks or dressing changes only need the relevant snaps opened — no full undressing — preserving dignity and saving time.
Skin-friendly and breathable cotton
Soft, breathable cotton absorbs sweat without feeling stuffy, with little irritation against the skin over long wear. A gentle fabric with flat seams reduces friction and discomfort, suiting continuous wear through a hospital stay.
Round neck clear of wounds
A loose round collar lies soft and flat — no pressure on the neck, no rubbing against wounds, and it clears the face and dressings when dressing. Generous room at the neck keeps it comfortable lying, reclining or rising, minimising restriction during treatment.
Loose cuffs and hem
Relaxed cuffs don't bind the arm, so sleeves push up easily for IVs, blood pressure and vitals without blocking work. A loose hem doesn't press the abdomen when lying or catch the legs when walking — turning and getting out of bed stay unrestricted.
Dignified and lasting
The cut balances clinical access with modest coverage — covered where it should be, reachable where care happens. No superfluous trim, flat seams, and a plain pale colour that looks clean and calm, helping patients keep their composure.