BARCO Grey's Anatomy Scrubs Signature - Penelope Lab Coat for Women, Professional Full-Length 4-Button Long Sleeve 35"- 37"

Es larga, elegante , de hombros me quedo muy bien, un poco larga en puños y de cintura un poco grande, de cadera holgado, al sentarme perfecto.

Update: I bought another one. Still wish it had the pen pocket on the outside but I have gotten used to the side pockets & see the upside of them being so big. It's been thru the dryer a few times & hasn't shrunk & stains come out well. So still not perfect but good enough for a repeat purchase. On the upside the fabric is nice, has a tiny bit of stretch & is pretty wrinkle resistant if you pluck it right out of the dryer. But -- no breast pocket for your pen, the side pockets are so deep they swallow up the stethoscope & when you try to pull it out, the ear tips get caught on the hem. The little phone pocket inside the larger pocket is nice & when standing it's very easy to get to your phone. But when sitting down that goes out the door. So lots of potential but not my ideal.

It is so good the pocket can carry a 11 inch tablet

I purchased this lab coat in a medium. It does run a bit big because I'm in between a medium and a large and it fit me fine. It's not overwhelmingly big though. The fabric and stitching is all of good quality and it has nice big pockets in the front. I have longer arms but I'm petite, so if you are petite the sleeves might be a bit long on you.

This lab coat appears to be the good quality and fit I would expect from this name brand scrub line. Size chart is accurate. I got my usual size small based on the size chart, and it fits well. Probably could have even done an XS if I wanted it to be more fitted, and that also would have been consistent with the chart (chart says XS for bust 33-34, which is my size, but I went with Small for 35-36, and it was a little looser as expected.. same consistency for my waist and hip measurements too). I will say, I am 5'2" and this coat is about knee length for me, so be aware of that depending on your length preference, if you are short like myself or particularly tall. The material is softer and less stiff than many traditional lab coats, which is consistent with the Gray's Anatomy Signature line. At the price point of 55, I would consider this a good deal, as most lab coats that cost less than this are not as comfortable or as flattering a fit/style. My only complaint is that the large front pockets are deep, all the way to the bottom hem, so specially for a short person like myself, I am bending and reaching to my knees to pull items out of the bottom of my pockets. There are a couple of much smaller, shallower pockets within the large right front pocket for smaller items which is helpful, but still would prefer a better design for the large deep pockets to not be quite as deep (minus one star for this). Overall though, this is a great quality, professional-looking lab coat.

This lab coat is a genuine Grey's Anatomy product. The fabric of this lab coat is great! It's soft and has a nice stretch to it. But there are some flaws with this lab coat: - In my opinion, the cut of the coat is a bit wide and boxy. It has a very slight taper at the waist, but I think it needs to be more pronounced. It looks more like a unisex coat rather than a women's coat. - The pockets are ridiculous! They run the depth of the labcoat from hip level all the way down to the hem. And they are super wide too. Anything you put in there would get lost in the depths of the pocket, and you have to bend over and reach far down to retrieve it. I put my cell phone in there, and it plopped all the way down to the hem of the lab coat. On the left side, inside the bigger pocket, there is a smaller pocket, and a pen pocket, which is nice....but the rest of the pocket is pointless, and the smaller pocket is only on one side. So, you have two huge, useless pockets. You could literally fit a whole patient's chart in these pockets! That's how wide and deep they are. It's ridiculous and completely non-functional! - Lastly, The flat, dull, large plastic white buttons just cheapen the look of this lab coat. It's like the buttons they use on a doctor's costume for Halloween. If I'm paying money for a well-known brand's labcoat, at a price tag of $56, then I'd expect them to put on nicer buttons! So, overall, this is a nice lab coat, but there are some flaws. I would recommend this lab coat because of the quality of the material, but that's it.

I've worn white coats for 20 years so I've got opinions. Pros: Has room for my hips/butt Sleeves long enough to bend my arms Good length, long enough but not too long Not see through Thicker fabric (not that flimsy white coat that seems like it's made for someone to wear while taking photos, this is thick enough to look respectable and have some structural integrity and not be see through) Useful pockets (they are large but I can reach all the way to the bottom) Good solid button holes and buttons Cons: Emphasizes the aforementioned hips/butt (that will probably improve when it's washed but it is more gathered than most white coats... That said, this won't be a con for most people I know, lol) I'm 5' 5.5" and 180 pounds and that is not muscle. This is a size XL. Photos are straight out of the package without washing. I've got it in the laundry now and will update my review later today if it shrinks. If there's no update, assume it didn't shrink. I have very square shoulders and "good birthing hips" so I often have trouble finding women's clothes that have room for my shoulders and any clothes that have room for my hips. This has both without being extreme. If you're about my size and will wear sweaters underneath or like your coat to fit more loosely, I'd get 2XL just to give yourself enough room. I like my sleeves a bit long so I don't look silly when I bend my arms since they are basically always bent... but if you want them shorter, you can hem them or roll them up.