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The Lab Coat
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We consider ourselves t-shirt scientists at Los Angeles Apparel. We make our garments in Los Angeles so we can perfect our science. We experiment with and study the behaviors of the yarns and fabrics we use to bring you quality pieces that last. For this garment, we were inspired by a traditional scientist's lab coat. The Lab Coat is made of a sturdy and structured 8 oz. Cotton Twill that has been garment dyed and enzyme washed so it's not too stiff. Wear this piece on misty mornings or layer it with sweaters for chilly nights. The lab coat can be worn unbuttoned as an overcoat or buttoned all the way to the top as an oversized shirt-dress. Experiment with the endless ways to wear this seasonal staple. Made in Los Angeles, Calif. Our experienced sewers earn up to $25 an hour and no less than $17.87; additionally workers have healthcare benefits for less than $15 per week, a 401k plan, paid sick days, subsidized bus passes and favorable overtime benefits. • Women's• Made in Los Angeles, Calif.• Width: 25 in• Length: 48 in• One Size• Garment Dye• Shrink-free• Cotton Twill 8.0oz
Composition
Primary fiber: Cotton
| Part | Fibers |
|---|---|
| Body | 100% Cotton |
Synthetics present
None detected — no synthetic fibers anywhere in this garment.
This retailer doesn't publish a separate materials label, so we read the composition from their product description — a less reliable source, treated more cautiously. What we read: “Cotton Twill that has been garment dyed and enzyme washed so it's not too stiff. • Women's• Made in Los Angeles, Calif.• Width: 25 in• Length: 48 in• One Size• Garment Dye• Shrink-free• Cotton Twill 8.0oz” — always confirm the full materials on the retailer's page.
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