This stylish and functional garment puts the fun back into learning, making it the perfect lab coat for your child to wear at school or even as a special events costume. Unlike most other brands that use lighter and inferior fabrics, the Dr. James DR8 Junior Lab coat is made with the same LABTEX fabric which we use for all our adult's garments providing the same level of quality and protection. This versatile garment is designed to fit most young male and female body shapes with its relaxed and classic design. The fabric weight is 245gsm with a pre-shrunk 65% polyester and 35% cotton blend making it robust and durable for any school or playtime use. Its absorbent material offers the user protection against spills and dust to clothing underneath. The DR8 has 3 pockets. 2 hip pockets and one chest pocket providing ample room for carrying all necessary elements. It also boasts 2 entry slits on the side of the lab coat to allow the user easy access to clothing underneath. The garment closes over with concealed studs making it easier for quick closure and release. Suitable for wash of up to 60 degrees. Low shrinkage. Please note that this item is not a toy.

Even the youngest among us can now look smart! The superior quality DR8 Junior Lab Coat can transform your little one into a young doctor or scientist. Ideal for children between 2 and16 in their school science lab, the art room, home economics or even as a special events costume.65/35 Polycotton.

Our female model is 10 years old and 4'8' tall. She is wearing an age 11 -13 DR8 Junior Lab Coat. Our male model is 6 years old and 3'7' tall. He is wearing a size an age 4-6 DR8 Junior Lab Coat.

The DR8 Junior PC Lab Coat takes inspiration from the humanitarian group, Save the Children. In every program, the humanitarian group aims to innovate, develop, and prove replicable solutions to the problems children face. Attempt to achieve effective and sustainable results. Be the voice for children, campaigning for better practices and policies to ensure children's rights are met. Build relationships with children, communities, governments, civil society, and private sector organizations in order to increase their impact. Save The Children aim to deliver the greatest possible impact for children in 120 countries. In 2009, they launched their largest-ever global campaign: EVERY ONE. A campaign to make stopping children and mothers dying a political priority and mobilizing thousands of people in rich and poor countries. The overall vision is that no child under the age of 5 dies from preventable causes, and public attitudes will not tolerate a return to increased levels of child deaths. The most recent report in 2015 states, they have trained 494,906 health workers since 2009, beating their target of 400,000. In 2014, they directly reached 23 million children under the age of 5 and women through their maternal, new-born and child health programs. This includes 701,194 births attended by skilled workers, 860,084 children vaccinated, 555,961 children treated for acute malnutrition, 5.8 million cases of malaria, pneumonia, diarrhoea, and malnutrition treated, and 1.6 million preventive interventions. By 2030 they aim to end preventable maternal, new-born, and child deaths, achieve universal coverage of key health services, and tackle child malnutrition. They maintain no target will be considered met until they’re all met.