How is the no-pocket snap-front lab coat packaged?

It is packed by the case, with case quantities of 48 or 36 pieces depending on size. Direct Textile Store ships it from Atlanta for food-processing and industrial crews.

Does the snap-front lab coat have side openings?

Yes, it features side openings so workers can reach pants pockets underneath without adding pockets to the coat itself. This keeps the outer front clean while preserving access.

What colors does the no-pocket snap-front lab coat come in?

White, navy, medrite gray, red, and wedgewood blue. The color options let facilities color-code departments or roles.

How does the snap-front lab coat close?

With a gripper snap front that opens and closes quickly, so crews can get in and out fast between areas. The snaps avoid the risk of buttons detaching into product zones.

Does the snap-front lab coat have pockets?

No, it is a no-pocket design by intent, which keeps contaminants from collecting and keeps loose items out of controlled areas. If you need pockets, Direct Textile Store carries other lab coats with pocket options.

What fabric is the snap-front lab coat made of?

A durable 6.4 oz 100% polyester. This heavier polyester stands up to daily wear on plant and lab floors and launders cleanly.

What makes the no-pocket snap-front lab coat good for contamination control?

The clean, pocketless front keeps loose debris and small items out of food and product zones, and the gripper snap front opens and closes fast without buttons that can pop off. That makes it a practical pick for food processing and industrial lines.

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No Pocket Snap-Front Lab Coat

Manufacturer: ADI American Dawn

Availability:: 3-5 Working Days

Kit out plant and lab crews with this snap-front lab coat, a rugged lab jacket with no pockets for contamination-controlled areas. The gripper snaps open and close fast, and the clean front keeps loose debris out of food and product zones. Popular as a men's white lab coat or black lab coat, this lab coat with snaps is a practical, no-pockets pick for food processing and industrial lines.