Fleming lab coat

Designed for healthcare professionals who don’t compromise on style and efficiency, our Fleming lab coat is the perfect fusion of sophisticated design and high performance. Made with an exclusive proprietary fabric that combines 97% polyester and 3% elastane, the Fleming lab coat offers breathability and flexibility. Waterproof and soft to the touch, our men’s lab coat ensures continuous comfort and a flawless appearance, repelling water, blood and other liquids.

Equipped with 9 smart pockets, the Fleming lab coat is the ideal choice for healthcare professionals. We offer specific solutions for your daily needs, such as dedicated pockets for stethoscopes, glasses, cell phones, and a zippered pocket for securing your materials. Practical and efficient, they are essential for those looking for functionality and organization, but who don't want to compromise on comfort and beauty.

Fleming’s lab coat fabric is specially treated to resist wrinkles, ensuring you maintain a stylish appearance even after long hours of work. This is the uniform that will transform the way you approach your shifts and appointments, combining functionality with a clean, professional aesthetic.

Fabric and composition:

The Bip lab coat is waterproof, breathable, wrinkle-free and has a satin lining - ensuring comfort, freshness and style in your everyday life. With elasticity, your journey will be transformed. Our technology is imported, bringing the best in the world of performance to Brazil.

• 97% polyester
• 3% elastane
• 100% ready to transform your journey!

Washing instructions:

Washing can be done in the washing machine at low temperature and does not require ironing.

Machine wash at low temperature up to 30ºC, do not use bleach, machine dry at low temperature, iron at minimum temperature (up to 110ºC), do not use steam and do not dry clean.

Alexander Fleming was a Scottish physician and bacteriologist, famous for discovering penicillin. Born in 1881, Fleming made his groundbreaking discovery in 1928 when he noticed that a mold of the genusPenicilliumproduced a substance that killed bacteria. This discovery led to the development of the first antibiotic, transforming the treatment of bacterial infections and saving countless lives. For this contribution, Fleming was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1945, along with Howard Florey and Ernst Boris Chain, who helped purify and mass-produce penicillin. Fleming died in 1955, leaving a lasting impact on medicine.

The products will be made available in the mode chosen by the customer. The postage handling time will be up to 1 business day, and may be sent earlier.

The “buy and collect” option is available on the same day if the purchase is made on a business day during business hours. If the purchase is made on weekends, holidays or outside business hours, it will be available on the next business day.

Our exchange process is completely digital and easy to complete through your account.

Before closing the order, check the chosen size, the information entered and the desired customizations, in addition to our exchange and return policy.