Pharma cleanroom Uniforms are specialized attire designed to maintain a contamination-free environment in pharmaceutical manufacturing and research settings.

Features:

1. Material: Typically made from polyester or a polyester blend, which is non-linting and can withstand sterilization processes. Some garments may have antimicrobial treatments.
2. Design: Includes coveralls, lab coats, hoods, boot covers, and sometimes full suits that cover the entire body. Garments are often designed with minimal seams and closures to reduce contamination risks.
3. Sterility: Available in sterile and non-sterile options. Sterile garments are individually packaged and sterilized.
4. Fit: Designed to fit securely but comfortably, often with elastic cuffs, adjustable ties, or snaps to ensure a tight seal.
5. Breathability: Fabric is designed to be breathable to provide comfort during extended wear, while still preventing particles from escaping.
6. Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Control: Some garments are designed to dissipate electrostatic charges, which is important in certain pharmaceutical applications.