Medline Breathable Coveralls with Elastic Wrists and Ankles, White, Size XL, 25 EA/CS

Breathable Coveralls with Elastic Wrists and Ankles, White, Size XL, 25 EA/CS

These breathable coveralls are white protective apparel in size XL with elastic wrists and ankles. They fit buyers looking for disposable coveralls that help support coverage and comfort in professional settings where a breathable microporous material may be preferred. A zipper closure and latex-free construction add practical selection details for purchasing teams.

Good Fit For

• Facilities purchasing disposable protective apparel
• Workflows that call for XL coveralls
• Settings that prefer latex-free garments

Key Features

• Microporous breathable material for buyers seeking coveralls with airflow-focused construction
• Elastic wrists and ankles help create a more secure fit at the openings
• Zipper closure supports straightforward on and off during wear changes
• Size XL for teams that need this specific apparel size
• White color for facilities that standardize by garment color
• Latex-free construction for environments where latex avoidance matters

Applications and Usage

• Stocking protective coveralls for facility or clinical support areas
• Outfitting staff who need XL disposable coveralls
• Purchasing white coveralls for color-specific apparel programs

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Confirm that XL is the right size for the intended wearer group before ordering.
• Check whether elastic wrists and ankles match the level of fit your workflow prefers.
• Review your site requirements for closure style if zipper-front garments are needed.

FAQ

• What size are these coveralls? These coveralls are size XL.
• What material are these coveralls made from? These coveralls use a microporous breathable material.
• How do these coveralls close? These coveralls use a zipper closure.
• Are the wrists and ankles fitted? Yes. These coveralls have elastic wrists and ankles.
• Are these coveralls latex-free? Yes. The coveralls are latex free.

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