Dickies Mens Coat White Lab Coat With 4 Pockets and Three Button Closure - 81404

I ordered this lab coat for lab and clinicals for class. I have used Dickie's for the past 7 years and they have never let me down. Very durable material and does not fade easily. Highly recommend this product, luv the deep pockets!!!!! True to size. Very professional looking.

Slightly on the larger size, but quality is great and is perfect for my microbiology labs ! I bought a few others and they were too bulky and heavy made me sweat the whole lab, this one is light and very comfy.

Bought this product as a backup for my white coat I use for med-school rotation. Especially needed because the white coat is used everyday and can get dirty really fast with bodily fluids.Pros- Good design: the lapel, buttons, and pockets are really well placed and looks sharp-The material is thinner than the school issued white coat. I think this is a pro because it is especially useful when running around wards and I feel I don't overheat as much. Some may take this as a poor quality issue but I haven't worn it long enough to decide.- The 3 pockets plus the internal pocket is nice. You get to carry a lot of things.- Great priceCons-the jacket runs long for short people. Not good if your a med student who is suppose to be wearing the short coat. Im 5'3 and the small hangs to the middle of my thigh- about 28.5 inches from the top of the shoulder to the bottom of the coat. It's unfortunate since the coat fits really well in the shoulder, chest and hips and looks great. Since I could get in trouble wearing this length of coat, I reserve it for emergencies when my other coat is too dirtyThe coat looks great, well designed, and nicely priced. It maybe suited better for people who are a little taller.

I originally ordered a size up thinking that it runs small but it's true to size so I ended up returning an XL for a L and it fits perfect. I'm using this as part of a cosplay so I wasn't concerned with the material but it's Dickies so it's very durable.

I bought some of these a few weeks ago and so far I like them. They're not too heavy so they don't get too hot or uncomfortable, and if you don't always dry clean your uniforms you can easily wash and iron these at home yourself. But mine I had to have mine altered at the dry cleaning place because the sleeves were a little too long. Otherwise, the fit was alright.I also had to have them line the front with that fabric binder tape thing to keep the front of the jacket from flapping around. I'm not sure why they make all the scrub jackets like that because it doesn't look very professional. After it was altered, starched, and pressed it looks good.

This is very good. For the office, or if you work in the healthcare or even if you are a student, you must buy it.

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I bought this because my white coat was falling apart at the seams. I was a bit hesitant to buy this because of the brand (what could they possibly know about the utility of a medical student's white coat??). It is actually pretty great. It does suffer from the same problem as all other white coats, though. For starters, it's not fitted very well, and will look like a baggy coat on you, but whatever. My main concern is the cloth in the front part of the white coat. This is going to be hard to explain, but I'll try my best. You know the part of the blazer/white coat where you button the two sides together? On the inside of the white coat, there are these flaps of cloth that are not attached to the rest of the white coat very well. So when you go around unbuttoned, those flaps are free to stick out and look unprofessional. I personally have modified the white coat a bit, sewing the chest and sleeves of the white coat up to make it look more slim and fitted. I also took off that atrocious Dickies tag on the pocket. Oh, the pockets. They are awesome, big enough for 7inch tablets (sorry 10" tablet users, I can't give you feedback on that). It also has one pocket on the side, in the same location as the breast pocket (just like blazers). This white coat is pretty much good to go out of the box, you will need to iron it of course (and maybe get your name on it). I am a male at 5' 10" 175 lbs, and the medium size white coat worked for me. I would recommend this to anyone in need for a white coat (a medical student white coat, that is).