FAQs
What are recoveralls made of?
Recoveralls are made from AAMI-rated barrier fabric, which is used in medical isolation gowns. For more information, please see our spec sheets:
How do I clean my recoveralls?
Recoveralls can be machine or hand washed in warm water. Hang dry or tumble dry low. Full care instructions are available here.
What size should I get?
Recoveralls are designed to fit most body types. Choose first based on height, then increase size as needed based on weight.
Size | M | L | XL |
Height | 5’–5’4” | 5’4”–5’7” | 5’7”–5’11” |
Shoulder | 19" | 20" | 21" |
Sleeve | 21" | 22" | 23" |
Waist (will cinch) | 46" | 48" | 52" |
What’s the difference between Level 1 and Level 2 Reusable Coveralls?
Level 1 and Level 2 Reusable Coveralls have the same design, but are made with different fabrics. Both use medical-grade barrier fabric that's water-resistant and washable. However, Level 2 recoveralls are made of a denser-weave fabric, which means they provide more of a barrier between you and your environment. See a more detailed comparison here.
Where are recoveralls made?
We're proud to say that recoveralls are 100% made in the USA. They're manufactured in Los Angeles, CA from fabric that's made in the USA.
Will recoveralls protect me from COVID-19?
Recoveralls alone will not protect you from COVID-19. We use medical barrier fabric in the construction of each reusable coverall, which means it's designed to resist water, including droplets in the air. In a hospital setting, Recoveralls should be used together with standard PPE protocol, by wearing a gown over the reusable coverall when needed.
Do recoveralls have FDA approval?
In general, the FDA doesn't have a product classification for medical coveralls. Of the existing classifications, our coveralls are most similar to Level 1 or Level 2 isolation gowns (Regulation 878.4040). Level 1 and 2 isolation gowns are class I exempt and non-sterile, which means they don't require clearance from the FDA.
All of our coveralls are made from the same medical-grade barrier fabric that's used in Level 1 and 2 isolation gowns.
Are there any discounts for healthcare workers?
We sell reusable coveralls, so that we can donate them to the essential but underappreciated. If you're a frontline worker who makes less than $40,000 per year, you can apply here for a donated suit.
How soon will I get my recoverall?
Most orders are delivered in 2-7 business days.
What's your return policy?
For safety and public health reasons, all sales of Recoveralls are final. Please contact us at hello@recoveralls.com if you receive a defective Recoverall within 30 days, and we will provide a full refund or replacement.
Do you offer bulk discounts for hospitals, businesses, or teams?
Yes, and we'd love to talk to find out more about what you need. Email kevin@recoveralls.com or call (224) 532-7926 to find out more.