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Operation Hospital Gown One Size
Interweave Healthcare

Operation Hospital Gown One Size

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Description

A simple, no-nonsense operation theatre gown designed for maximum practicality and patient comfort. Styled in a unisex fit with a rear opening and tie straps, it provides easy access during procedures while maintaining dignity and hygiene standards. This gown is available in one size, a standard large, which is designed to fit most adults.

Key Features:

Unisex, one-size design – Fits most adults comfortably.

Rear opening with tie straps – Allows for full medical access during surgery and easy adjustment.

Durable polycotton fabric – Stands up to regular high‑temperature washes for effective thermal disinfection.

Surgical theatre compatible – Designed for use in operating theatres, offering both simplicity and efficiency.

Designed for

Medical and surgical procedures requiring easy rear access.

Healthcare facilities needing durable, reusable patient gowns.

Organisations seeking hospital gowns for TV and film productions.

For patients who have had surgery and require ongoing support or care at home. Why not take a look at our range of non-slip hospital socks. These socks provide confidence when walking, which is useful post-surgery, where patients may have limited mobility. For more patient wear, take a look at our patient nightwear and Seclusion clothing.

As Seen on TV! This operation theatre gown has been used on TV, including the ITV series of Wild Bill.

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