I ordered the large first, I usually wear jacket size 42, exchanged for the medium which are perfect, easy care

Seems like overall a good coat. Fits comfortably, appropriate length. Material a bit thinner than expected. I did not try washing it yet, hopefully, this will not be a problem.

The design is perfect, it fits my body in harmonic way, it's give me elegance and glamour. Just that I needed it

I purchased 40 of these to use with my students. They came quickly, and all 40 of them are excellent quality. The quality is sufficient that they will hold up to years of abuse by middle school science students.

I bought this lab coat for my Clinical Lab Science labs in college. It fits great and looks better than the &#34;borrowed&#34; coats, plus I don't have to worry about digging through XL's and L's to find a medium, and I don't have to worry about other chemicals and other things spilled on the borrowed coats.<br /><br />It's pockets are very functional for notepads, pens, gloves and any other common items to keep in a coat pocket.

I bought this because my white coat was falling apart at the seams. I was a bit hesitant to buy this because of the brand (what could they possibly know about the utility of a medical student's white coat??). It is actually pretty great. It does suffer from the same problem as all other white coats, though. For starters, it's not fitted very well, and will look like a baggy coat on you, but whatever. My main concern is the cloth in the front part of the white coat. This is going to be hard to explain, but I'll try my best. You know the part of the blazer/white coat where you button the two sides together? On the inside of the white coat, there are these flaps of cloth that are not attached to the rest of the white coat very well. So when you go around unbuttoned, those flaps are free to stick out and look unprofessional. I personally have modified the white coat a bit, sewing the chest and sleeves of the white coat up to make it look more slim and fitted. I also took off that atrocious Dickies tag on the pocket. Oh, the pockets. They are awesome, big enough for 7inch tablets (sorry 10&#34; tablet users, I can't give you feedback on that). It also has one pocket on the side, in the same location as the breast pocket (just like blazers). This white coat is pretty much good to go out of the box, you will need to iron it of course (and maybe get your name on it). I am a male at 5' 10&#34; 175 lbs, and the medium size white coat worked for me. I would recommend this to anyone in need for a white coat (a medical student white coat, that is).

The large pockets will come in handy. The mens fit design and length are great. It was also affordably priced.

Great for it's intended purpose. Fits great over another shirt. Great pockets for tools. This lab coat was just great. Recommend both seller and coat.

This jacket fit very well and is very functional. I would recommend this jacket to 1st and 2nd year medical students!

I now have two of these as my primary white coats as a student. They are built well, fit well, and do the job just fine. Would buy again.

I'm a nursing student and I'm required to wear a lab coat when I'm doing clinical activities outside of the hospital. I wanted something that looked professional but didn't look like I had literally just stepped out of a microbiology lab (the long, white lab coats you see mad scientists wearing). This fit the bill nicely. It's thin material, everything shows through it, but I only wear it a few times per year. You're a professional, right? You're not wearing anything weird under this anyway (I hope).<br /><br />Fit is true to size. Pockets are a tad small for a stethoscope (it pokes out), but would fit an iPad mini if you felt the need to put one of those in your pocket for some reason.