Gita Hospital Supplies

A pharma uniform typically refers to the standardized clothing worn by employees working in pharmaceutical companies, especially those involved in production, quality control, R&D labs, and cleanroom environments. The uniform is designed to ensure hygiene, safety, and regulatory compliance.

General Description of Pharma Uniform:

1. Lab Coat or Coverall:

• Made from lint-free, antistatic, and breathable materials (like polyester or a polyester-cotton blend).

• Full-sleeved, knee-length or full-body (coverall style).

• Often white or light-colored to show cleanliness.

2. Trousers and Shirt (for non-cleanroom areas):

• Typically white or light blue.

• Comfortable fit for long working hours.

• No external pockets to avoid contamination.

3. Cleanroom Suit (for sterile/controlled areas):

• One-piece or two-piece sterile garment.

• Hooded coverall with integrated boot covers.

• Sealed seams and cuffs, often elasticized.

• Worn over inner garments to prevent particulate shedding.