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There are several individually photographed and priced
Tie-dye Dr. Coats at the Tie-dye Bazaar.

We've sold a lot of Dr./Lab Coats, and I thought I'd share the experience with you.

Many individuals have purchased them--doctors, nurses, teachers (especially science teachers), veterinarians, and my personal favorite--pediatricians. One went as a gift to a favorite chemistry professor from his graduating class.

They also have been used several times by people doing presentations, including Xerox Corporation . The Creative Director of Global Events at Xerox told me "nothing says color like tie-dye". We made Lab Coats for the Xerox Scientist with a partial diagonal rainbow stripe that left room for a silk screened logo. After the printer they went to have their names embroidered.

Groups of Dr. Coats have gone to students at Harvard Medical School, Yale, Texas A & M, and a number of other schools.

Los Alamos Nuclear Laboratory in Los Alamos, New Mexico which is becoming more civilian. The Livermore Laboratory also bought some.

I just want you to know that you're in good professional company when you buy one of our Dr/Lab Coats.

Dr./Lab Coats