Product Description
Verification Needed - Verified manufacturer product description/content - Material/fabric composition - Construction details (e.g., weave, GSM/weight, closure style) - Care and laundering instructions - Compliance or certifications (e.g., OEKO-TEX, flame-retardant) - Detailed sizing measurements beyond “One Size” - Country of origin - Verified brand/series overview for the “About” sectionDetailed Specifications
| SKU | Attributes | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 1C27300 | NAVY CIRCLE / ONE SIZE | $1,017.07 |
| 1C27301 | PINK CIRCLE / ONE SIZE | $1,017.07 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How should we launder Martex Health patient gowns in a hotel or clinic laundry?
A: Follow the sewn-in WestPoint Hospitality care label for wash temperature and chemistry. For hygienically clean processing, facilities commonly run hot-water programs (for example, thermal disinfection cycles around 160°F/71°C with appropriate dwell) or use an EPA-registered laundry sanitizer per your infection-control policy. Separate gowns from guest-room linens, close all ties/snaps before washing, and avoid over-drying to limit shrinkage and fiber stress.
Q: Are these gowns compatible with tunnel washers and high-extract equipment?
A: They can be processed in conventional washer–extractors and continuous batch (tunnel) washers; confirm settings against the care label. To reduce tangling and damage, secure closures, wash in net bags when feasible, and load by weight rather than by piece. Inspect basket ribs and conveyors for burrs that can catch ties.
Q: How many gowns should we stock for an on-property clinic or wellness program?
A: Calculate par as average daily use multiplied by the number of pars you require (e.g., 3-par = in use, in laundry, in reserve). Example: if you issue 12 gowns per day and maintain 3-par, plan for roughly 36 gowns plus a 10–15% buffer for loss and repairs. A single case contains 24 pieces; order in case multiples to meet your target par.
Q: How should housekeeping and laundry handle sizing, receipt, and labeling?
A: Verify size, color, and tie style on the case label and packing list when the 24-pack arrives, and segregate by size on the shelf. If your OPL uses heat-seal labels or barcodes for tracking, apply them to a low-stress seam per your SOP before the first wash. Note any discrepancies or defects during receiving and quarantine items for vendor resolution before they enter circulation.
Q: What is the expected service life, and when should gowns be retired from service?
A: Service life depends on wash chemistry, soil load, and drying temperatures; many facilities plan replacement budgets around 50–100 processing cycles for woven healthcare garments. Remove from service if there are tears, frayed ties, thinning fabric, or stains that do not clear after a rewash. Track rejects per thousand pieces laundered to identify unusual wear patterns early.
Q: Can these patient gowns be issued in spa or wellness areas at a hotel?
A: Yes—use them for treatments or post-therapy coverage where a full garment is preferred over robes, ensuring the size and closure style meet your modesty standards. Maintain a separate inventory and laundry stream for spa/wellness gowns to keep them distinct from guest-room terry and to support hygiene protocols.
