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Operating Gown, Scrub Top Pants Drape Material Information
Water Resistant Polyester:
Grey fabric used for operating gowns
Width 150cm
Weight 105gsm ( ie. grams per square metre)
100% Polyester
Waterproof

Antistatic Polyester:
Dark blue mostly used for scrubs (but also used for operating gowns).
Width 147cm
Weight 112gsm
99% Polyester/ 1% Carbon
This fabric breathes more than the grey waterproof fabric
Absorbs some moisture.
The Carbon gives it its antistatic quality so good for groomers/nurse scrubs.

Lustalene:
Green fabric used for drapes
Width 150cm
Weight 190gsm
65% Polyester/ 35% Rayon.
Polyester gives strength, prevents shrinkage creasing.
Rayon (being cellulose based) provides absorbency breathability.

Homespun:
Pure cotton fabric comes in many colours but mostly we use blue or grey.
Use for backs of scrubs gowns (to give breathability) double sided drapes.
Width 112cm
Weight 140gsm
100% Cotton
Absorbent, breaths will shrink slightly when washed but seems to stretch out again once used.
With this fabric, as little as one metre can be bought from manufacturer ( as opposed to a whole roll which applies to all the other fabrics) This is handy if a client wants a particular colour.

Broadcloth:
Blue fabric that can be used for drapes (Colour shows up blood stains more than in green Lustalene fabric. Therefore better for plain drapes than fenestrated)
A little heavier in weight than the Homespun has the same uses.
Width 180cm
Weight 190gsm
55% Cotton/ 45% Polyester
Poly Cotton so shrinks crushes less but also breaths less than Homespun

Machine wash on a gentle cycle in cold water with like colours. Air dry them in the shade to avoid any shrinkage.