Complete guide: Set of 10 single-use green robes with ties at the back
The set of 10 disposable green gowns with back ties is the basic equipment for protecting the body and arms during tattoo, piercing, or permanent makeup sessions. It is designed for artists and studios that need a protective solution that is quick to put on, comfortable for long working hours, and easy to replace between clients. Being non-sterile and disposable, the gown is discarded after each use — it is not washed or reused.
How to use
- Remove one gown from the set of 10, keeping the rest in the original packaging, protected from dust and moisture.
- Put it on like a classic gown, with the opening at the back; the sleeves have elastic at the wrist for a better fit.
- Tie the strings at the back, adjusting the tightness according to your body shape — the ties are long enough for various body types.
- Before starting the procedure, check that the gown fully covers the body and arms.
- Wear the gown throughout the entire session; the lightweight, breathable non-woven material is designed not to cause overheating during long sessions.
- At the end, carefully remove the gown, avoiding touching the outer surface exposed to ink, blood, or other fluids with clean hands.
- Dispose of the used gown according to the studio's waste management protocol; do not keep it for reuse.
- Use a new gown for each client or session.
Tips from us
- Keep the set in its original packaging, in a dry place away from direct light and extreme temperatures, to maintain the material's integrity.
- Stock up in advance — a set of 10 pieces covers a few days of activity, depending on the number of clients scheduled daily.
- Choose the color (green or blue) according to the studio's visual preference or to differentiate roles and types of procedures; the material is identical in both variants.
- Quickly check the gown before putting it on to ensure there are no tears or manufacturing defects.
- Combine the gown with the rest of the studio's protective equipment (gloves, disposable barriers) for a complete protocol.
- Avoid sudden movements that may excessively strain the seams or non-woven material.
Warning: The gown is non-sterile and strictly disposable — do not wash or reuse it, because washing does not guarantee the removal of contaminants and may affect the integrity of the non-woven material. Use a new gown for each client or session and discard it immediately after use, in accordance with the sanitary regulations applicable to tattoo, piercing, and permanent makeup studios. The gown protects the artist's clothing and skin from ink, blood, and other fluids, but does not replace the rest of the protective equipment (gloves, disposable barriers, etc.) required for a complete hygiene protocol.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between the green and blue gowns?▾
The difference is strictly the color of the material — both variants are made from the same non-woven material (PPSB) and offer the same level of protection. The color choice depends on the studio's aesthetic preference or the desire to visually differentiate roles or types of procedures.
Can the gowns be washed and reused?▾
No. They are designed strictly for single use. Washing cannot guarantee complete removal of potential contaminants and may weaken the non-woven material, which is why reuse is not recommended — a new gown is used for each client or session.
What size are the gowns and will they fit me?▾
The gowns are one-size-fits-all, with elastic at the wrists and adjustable ties at the back, so they fit most body types. The long ties allow a comfortable fit regardless of stature.
How many gowns do I receive and how long do they last in terms of activity?▾
The price is for a set of 10 pieces. The number of days it covers depends on how many clients you schedule daily, since a new gown is recommended for each session.
Is it mandatory to wear a protective gown in the studio?▾
Sanitary regulations for tattoo, piercing, and permanent makeup studios require wearing appropriate protective equipment, and the disposable gown or apron is part of this standard protocol.
How do I properly store unused gowns?▾
Keep them in the original packaging, in a clean and dry space, away from moisture, direct light, and extreme temperatures, to maintain the material in optimal condition until use.
Product description
Gown with ties at the back Characteristics: Protects against dirt. Used to protect work equipment and prevent contamination. Robe with elastic at the hands and ties at the back. PPSB single-use non-sterile lot, 20g Color: green The price is for set of 10 pieces
The 10-piece set of green disposable gowns with back ties represents a professional protection solution for artists in tattoo, piercing, and permanent cosmetics studios. Made from quality non-woven material, these gowns provide effective protection against ink, blood, and other body fluids encountered during procedures. The green color is an alternative to classic blue, being equally professional and widely used in medical and aesthetic environments. Back ties ensure quick dressing and comfortable adjustment for various body types. The lightweight, breathable material allows comfortable wear for extended durations without overheating, an essential aspect for long tattoo sessions. The single-use nature guarantees maximum hygiene by completely eliminating cross-contamination risk between sessions. Each gown fully protects the artist's body and arms, keeping personal clothing clean and protected. The 10-piece set ensures sufficient supply for multiple days of studio activity. It complies with mandatory sanitary regulations for professional studios and contributes to maintaining a safe working environment. The quality of the non-woven material ensures an effective barrier against particles and fluids, maintaining protection standards throughout the wearing duration. The back ties are long enough to allow comfortable tying regardless of the wearer's physical build. The gown provides full freedom of arm and hand movement, essential for the precise execution of tattoo and piercing procedures.
Frequently Asked Questions What is the difference between green and blue gowns? The main difference is color, both offering the same level of protection and non-woven material properties. Color choice is an aesthetic preference of the studio or artist. Both colors are accepted standards in the medical and aesthetic industry. Why choose green gowns instead of blue? Green color may be preferred to differentiate roles in the studio or for aesthetic reasons related to interior design. Some artists consider green more visually relaxing and less clinical than blue. The choice is strictly personal preference, with identical quality. Are green gowns as resistant as blue ones? Yes, green gowns are manufactured from the same type of non-woven material as blue ones. Fluid resistance, breathability, and comfort are identical. The only difference is the color pigment used in the manufacturing process. Can I order both green and blue gowns for the studio? Yes, many studios order both colors for variety or to differentiate between procedure types or artists. Color diversity can add a visual organization element to the studio. Both variants are available on tatuat.ro. Is the non-woven material eco-friendly? Single-use non-woven material has an ecological impact that should be considered. However, the priority in a professional studio is client hygiene and safety. Proper waste management and recycling where possible contribute to reducing ecological impact. Can the gowns be reused after washing? No, the gowns are designed strictly for single use and must not be reused. Washing cannot guarantee complete contaminant removal and compromises material integrity. Reuse violates hygiene protocols and endangers client safety. Are the gowns tear-resistant? The non-woven material offers a good balance between lightness and mechanical resistance. Under normal studio use conditions, the gowns do not tear and maintain integrity throughout the session. Avoid sudden movements that could overstress seams or material. What size are the gowns? The gowns are available in universal size with back ties allowing circumference adjustment. The generous design covers the body and arms completely. The tie system ensures a comfortable fit for most body types. How should unused gowns be properly stored? Store unused gowns in their original packaging in a dry, clean place away from moisture and contaminants. Avoid exposure to direct sunlight or extreme temperatures. Proper storage maintains sterility and material quality until use. Is it mandatory to wear a gown in the studio? Sanitary regulations for tattoo and piercing studios require wearing appropriate protective equipment, including a protective gown or apron. The disposable gown is the simplest and safest method to comply with these regulations. Consult local regulations for specific requirements.
