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Lab Coats Kenya | Medical | Science & Teaching Lab Coats

Lab Coats Kenya | Medical | Science & Teaching Lab Coats

Lab Coats Kenya | Medical | Science & Teaching Lab Coats  in Kenya serve doctors, nurses, pharmacists, laboratory technicians, university lecturers, and science teachers. Finding the right lab coat, in the right fabric, size, and cut, is essential for both professional appearance and workplace safety.

Dust Coat vs. Lab Coat, What’s the Difference?

Feature Lab Coat Regular Dust Coat
Primary Use Scientific / Medical environments General workwear protection
Color Primarily white Multiple colors available
Fabric Cotton / Poly-cotton blend Cotton / Twill / Poly-cotton
Pockets Chest + 2 large lower pockets 1–3 utility pockets
Length Knee-length (standard) Hip to knee-length (varies)
Closure Button-up front Button or zipper
Standards OSHA / EN 340 / ISO 13688 OSHA / EN 340
Typical Users Doctors, lab techs, pharmacists, lecturers Factory workers, cleaners, technicians
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Lab Coat List, Kenya

Lab Coat Type Fabric Best For
Plain White Lab Coat Cotton / Poly-Cotton Schools, clinics
Medical Lab Coat (Long) 100% Cotton Hospitals, labs
Embroidered Lab Coat Cotton / Poly-Cotton Branded hospital uniforms
Unisex Lab Coat Poly-Cotton Blend Pharmacies, offices
Short Lab Coat (3/4 length) Cotton Students, assistants

Who Uses Lab Coats in Kenya?

  • Medical doctors, surgeons, and nurses in hospitals and clinics
  • Pharmacists and pharmacy technicians in dispensaries
  • Laboratory scientists and research technicians
  • University and college lecturers in science departments
  • Secondary school science teachers
  • Quality control staff in food and pharmaceutical factories
  • Cosmetic and beauty salon professionals

Lab Coat Fabric Options Available in Kenya

Fabric Weight (GSM) Benefits Drawback
100% Cotton 180–220 GSM Breathable, soft, natural Shrinks, slower dry
Poly-Cotton (60/40) 150–200 GSM Wrinkle-resistant, durable Less breathable
Poly-Cotton (40/60) 160–190 GSM Soft, easy care Slightly less durable
Cotton Twill 200–260 GSM Tough, professional finish Heavier
Drill Cotton 240–280 GSM Heavy-duty, industrial grade Stiff initially

Customizing Lab Coats with Branding in Kenya

Many Kenyan hospitals, clinics, pharmacies and institutions customize their lab coats with name tags, department names, or logos. Options include embroidery (most professional, long-lasting), screen printing (cost-effective for large batches), and woven name labels.

FAQs, Lab Coats Kenya

What is the price of a lab coat in Kenya?

Lab coats in Kenya cost between KES 650 and KES 1,800 depending on fabric, length, and customization. Plain cotton lab coats start at KES 650; embroidered medical lab coats can reach KES 1,800 per piece.

Can I order lab coats with my hospital or clinic name embroidered in Kenya?

Yes. Most Nairobi-based PPE suppliers offer embroidery services for lab coats. Minimum order for embroidery is typically 5 pieces, with turnaround of 5–7 working days.

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