The challenge with looking professional as a woman in medicine is that the traditionally male-dominated field has set the bar pretty low for attractive and flattering uniforms. Historically, almost all medical lab coats available have been unisex, with a very boxy shape that tends to look like a white smock.
That doesn’t look very professional. And it doesn’t make you feel very professional, either.
If this is a familiar situation for you, it’s probably time to upgrade your lab coat to one that is actually made for women. I recommend the classic Callia M., which was actually first developed back in 2008 as the very first women’s lab coat in history. Since then, it has been modernized and had its design upgraded to fit better than ever.
Check out our favorite features from this timeless style of women’s lab coat.
Delicately scalloped lapels
Two-button defining back belt
Darted back venting
