Utopia Care Women's Hospital Gown Soft Comfortable and Stylish Patient Gown

Size small/ for a 5’1” woman approximately 115/120 lb.I bought this for my mom who had femur surgery in Italy, and brought it with me on my trip. Unfortunately Amazon.it did not have enough selections or merchants who sell this type of hospital clothings and even less in regard to hospital gowns. That is why I bought it in the US. My mom loved the fabric, she stated it was very comfortable. She liked the flower print a lot. The hospital staff did too, stating that they never saw anything like that prior. The gown is long enough that one butt will not be exposed and can be used for physical therapy post surgery with ease of movements. in fact for my mom height it was below her knee. The fabric washed really well on the European washers that have hotter water and longer cycles. It retained its shape, colors and stains were easy to remove. You can hang it or dry it in drier. The fabric can be spot treated or even bleached too.The gown is perfect for femur surgery and shoulder/s surgery as well since the snap buttons are both on left and right side. The back has snap buttons too and it has pockets.I suggest this for anyone who is having surgery, or a maternity post partum gown, or even for someone who is bed ridden who needs to have special clothings to facilitate sponge bathing or other.The price is fair for the quality of the garment and I would definitely buy another one (different print).

I bought this for my mother-in-law, who has health issues and lives in an adult family home. It’s easy for caregivers to help her dress in, but still look nice, so she doesn’t feel like she’s wearing a typical hospital gown. She liked it so much that I ordered more in different patterns. These gowns have really helped her feel more comfortable and dignified every day.

These are wonderful! The material is soft, the snaps are convenient. Great for elderly, dementia persons that are no longer able to dress themselves. Easy for caregivers. I have washed and dried multiple times since purchase and holds up very well. I bought more.

Ease of use:Love that I was able To use this easily. I got many compliments

I've bought several of these gowns for mom who is bedridden. The back closures make it easy for us and comfortable for her. I love the material which is lightweight and perfect for Florida weather. They stand up to very frequent laundering and they're color-fast. I'll be buying more as needed.

Had bought this for my mother and she loved it. An amazing product soft and has short. Washed acouple of times and it stayed as soft as when i got it. shleves for esay access for iv's.just wish she could have used bit for longer

I love this gounts I buy first 11 of them know I buy 6 more then are very constableSize are XLarge fit one a person on 165 pound just one thing one of them they sewing it with a elastic band and I wash it and dry it and got shrink.

Very cute but poor quality hospital gown. Mine arrived frayed at the hems and as the title of this review notes, it fell apart after only one wash. Very disappointing as the cut and fabric pattern were both nice (if you look closely at the one I ordered, the floral blue, there are hummingbirds amidst the flowers!). I was temped to exchange it for a new one and hope for the best, but ultimately ended up returning it after discovering a higher quality hospital-style gown here on Amazon (search for ‘Gownies’).For a quick hospital stay, this would probably be fine and I was probably just unlucky in terms of how quickly the garment fell apart, though I’d be wary for longer-term hospital stays. At $14.99, you get what you pay for, but it’s probably not worth investing more if you’re only going to be in the hospital for a night or two and/or have a short recovery period. I do feel it’s absolutely worth it to bring your own gown(s) for longer stays. I spent half of 2022 in the hospital and I wish I’d known about hospital style gowns like this much sooner as the standard issue hospital ones are way too large, ugly, bunch up easily (drove me nuts!), have lots of strings to tie, and just leave you feeling exposed. For longer stays, they will let you wear pajamas from home, but there will still be times (exams and various treatments) where a gown is necessary to give health care workers access to your body.