KR20220023945A - A Disposable Gown - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a disposable gown formed of a flexible synthetic resin film comprising: a front surface covering unit which covers a front surface unit of a body of a wearer; a back surface upper covering unit which covers an upper part of a back surface unit of the body of the wearer; two arm covering units which enclose and cover arms of the wearer; and first and second back surface lower covering units which cover a lower part of the back surface unit of the body of the wearer. The back surface upper covering unit is integrally extended from the front surface covering unit and is arranged in a back surface unit of the body of the wearer by folding. Each arm covering unit is integrally extended to a side from an upper part of the front surface covering unit and an upper part of the back surface upper covering unit, is folded with the front surface covering unit and the back surface upper covering unit, and covers the arms of the wearer by folding width-directional end units to each other. The first and second back surface lower covering units are integrally extended from the side of the lower part of each front surface covering unit with the front surface covering unit. The first back surface lower covering unit is overlapped with the second back surface lower covering unit and is combined with the front surface covering unit. A cutting unit which cuts to allow a head of the wearer to protrude is formed in a position in which the front surface covering unit and the back surface upper covering unit are folded. The present invention can manufacture the disposable gown with a minimal manufacturing process.

Description

A Disposable Gown

The present invention relates to a disposable gown, and more particularly, to a gown worn to protect the wearer from contamination or infection and discarded after wearing.

Disposable gowns worn to protect the wearer from contamination or infection are widely used.

In food manufacturing sites, workers sometimes wear gowns to prevent foreign substances from being transferred to the food manufactured by workers, but mainly to prevent foreign substances, bacteria, or viruses from penetrating into the wearer's clothes or body, the wearer wears a gown. Gowns are used to protect them.

These gowns are generally discarded after being used once because there is a high risk of foreign substances adhering to them during use, and significant costs are required to remove or disinfect foreign substances after use.

In particular, in recent years, disposable gowns for protecting medical personnel from infection have been widely used at medical sites where there is a high risk of virus infection. Gowns for medical personnel are likely to have viruses attached to them, so it is common to discard them immediately after use.

These disposable gowns are easy to wear and have excellent performance in protecting the wearer from adhering to viruses or contaminants, and should be manufactured inexpensively in consideration of being discarded after one use.

As such a disposable gown, Republic of Korea Registered Utility Model Publication No. 20-0489311 (Document 1) discloses a design named "disposable infection prevention gown using breathable cloth and vinyl".

The design of Document 1 covers the front of the wearer's body with a body covering part and sleeve made of vinyl and a back cover member made of a breathable cloth to cover the upper back of the wearer's body, and a back cover member is provided in the body covering part and the sleeve part. It has an attached configuration.

However, in the design of Document 1, the entire rear surface of the wearer's body is not covered, and in particular, the rear surface is composed of a breathable cloth, so there is a problem that the rear surface of the wearer's body cannot be protected from contamination or infection. However, since the rear cover member must be separately manufactured and attached, there is a problem in that the manufacturing process is complicated.

As another example of a disposable gown, Korean Patent Publication No. 10-1116311 (Document 2) discloses an invention named "disposable gown".

The disposable gown according to the invention of Document 2 constitutes a front cover, sleeve, shoulder and waist strap with a single vinyl film, and cuts between the front cover and shoulder to form a head insert.

The disposable gown according to the invention of Document 2 has the advantage of being simple and inexpensive to manufacture because it is manufactured by processing a single vinyl film, but like the gown according to the invention of Document 1, there is a problem that the back of the wearer's body is not covered. .

Document 1: Republic of Korea Registered Utility Model Publication No. 20-0489311 Document 2: Korean Patent Publication No. 10-1116311

The present invention is to provide a disposable gown that can cover the front and back of the wearer's body and arms in consideration of the problems of the prior art described above.

In addition, the present invention is to provide a disposable gown that can be manufactured with a minimum manufacturing process while being able to cover the back of the wearer's body.

The above-described problem to be solved by the present invention is achieved by a disposable gown according to the present invention.

Disposable gown according to one aspect of the present invention is formed of a flexible synthetic resin film,

a front shielding part covering the front part of the wearer's body; a rear upper shielding portion covering the upper portion of the rear portion of the wearer's body; two arm shields that surround and cover the wearer's arms; and first and second rear lower shielding portions covering the lower portion of the wearer's body rear portion,

The rear upper shielding part extends integrally from the front shielding part and is arranged on the rear part of the wearer's body by folding,

Each of the arm coverings is integrally extended laterally from the upper portions of the upper and rear upper coverings of the front covering and folded together with the front and rear upper coverings, and the widthwise ends are joined to each other to surround the wearer's arm,

The first and second rear lower shielding parts are formed to extend integrally with the front shielding part from the side of the lower part of the front shielding part, respectively, and the first rear lower part shielding part overlaps the second rear lower part shielding part and is coupled to the front shielding part,

At the position where the front cover part and the rear upper cover part are folded, a cutout part is formed so that the wearer's head protrudes.

The disposable gown according to this invention surrounds the entire body except for the head, hands and lower legs of the wearer's body. Unlike the disposable gown of the prior art, the elements surrounding the rear in addition to the front of the body are provided separately from the portions surrounding the front, and are formed integrally with the elements surrounding the front rather than joined, so that they can be combined when worn. surround the body by

The front cover part and the rear upper cover part cover the upper part of the wearer's body while the wearer inserts the head through the cutout, and the first and second back cover parts extend from the front side of the wearer and surround the back side to overlap each other, so that they are coupled to the front side again. It surrounds the wearer's body without creating a gap between the back and the back.

As an additional feature of this disposable gown, the disposable gown includes:

The first coupling band is integrally extended from the first rear lower covering part, and the coupling band may be configured to be attached to the front side covering part.

The elements covering the lower rear surface and the elements covering the front surface are securely coupled to each other by the first coupling band.

In addition, as an embodiment of these additional features,

A second coupling band may be provided on the front cover part to be tied with the first coupling band to attach the first rear lower cover part to the front cover part.

Accordingly, the elements covering the lower rear surface and the elements covering the front surface are reliably coupled to each other by the operation of tying the first coupling band and the second coupling band to each other.

As another additional feature of this disposable gown, the disposable gown includes:

The first rear lower shielding portion and the second lower rear shielding portion may be configured such that elements coupled by contact with each other in an overlapping state are provided on surfaces facing each other.

In addition, the lower portion of the rear upper shielding portion is provided with wings extending in both sides in the width direction, and the wing portion is provided with an adhesive element attached to the front shielding portion

In this way, the size of the portion surrounding the lower body of the wearer may be adjusted according to the body size or activity tendency of the wearer by the configuration in which the two rear lower shielding parts are overlapped and coupled. In addition, an adhesive element is provided on the wing portion extending from the upper rear shielding part so that the rear shielding part can be coupled to an arbitrary position of the front shielding part, so that the portion surrounding the lower body of the wearer according to the wearer's body size or activity tendency. The size can be adjusted.

In this invention, the front shielding part, the rear upper part shielding part, the two arm shielding parts, the first and second rear lower part shielding parts may consist of a single synthetic resin film, and even in a configuration including a wing part, one synthetic resin film can constitute a disposable gown.

Therefore, when manufacturing the disposable gown, since the matching and coupling of elements constituting the disposable gown is minimized, manufacturing is simple and the gap between the elements surrounding the wearer's body is minimized.

Disposable gown according to one aspect of the present invention,

A cutting step of cutting a single synthetic resin film to form portions constituting the front shielding part, the rear upper shielding part, two arm shielding parts, and the first and second rear lower shielding parts;

a folding step of folding between the rear upper shielding part and the front shielding part so that the rear upper shielding part overlaps the front shielding part and portions forming the arm shielding part overlap each other; and

A bonding step of bonding the circumferences of the parts constituting the arm covering part to each other

It can be prepared by a manufacturing method comprising a.

In this manufacturing method, the elements constituting the disposable gown may be provided with a single synthetic resin film, and the disposable gown is manufactured by simply folding a portion of the film and bonding the portions.

Additionally, the manufacture of the disposable gown of an embodiment comprising first and second binding straps comprises:

The first coupling band is integrally extended from the first rear lower shielding part, and the first coupling band is attached to the front shielding part, and the front shielding part is tied with the coupling band to the front surface of the first rear lower shielding part. A second coupling band to be attached to the shield is provided, and the method may further include an attachment step of attaching the second coupling band to the front cover part.

1 is a view illustrating a disposable gown according to an embodiment of the present invention in a state in which the joint part of the arm covering part is separated and unfolded.
2 and 3 are plan views each showing the front side and the back side of the disposable gown according to an embodiment of the present invention.
4 and 5 are perspective views showing the front side and the rear side in a state in which the wearer wears the disposable gown according to an embodiment of the present invention, respectively.
6 and 7 are plan views showing a state during the manufacture of a disposable gown according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Hereinafter, as specific content for carrying out this invention, the configuration and wearing method of the disposable gown according to an embodiment of the present invention, and a method of manufacturing the same will be described.

Since the disposable gown of this embodiment is one piece of polyethylene film cut and partially heat-sealed except for the second bonding band 15, each element is formed separately from each other or is not divided around a specific boundary. , are distinguished from each other by the function of each part and the relationship of mutual arrangement.

In the following description and throughout this specification, terms indicating the directions of front, rear, upper and lower are named based on the wearer's body. That is, the side with the face and stomach of the wearer is referred to as the front side, the side with the back is referred to as the back side, the head side is referred to as the upper side, and the leg side is referred to as the lower side.

First, the configuration of the gown of this embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 3 .

1 shows the arm covering part 20 to make it easier to understand the configuration of the gown of this embodiment, and the front part 21 and the back part 22, which are joined to each other at the junction parts 25 and 26, are separated from the junction part to cover the entire gown. It is shown in an unfolded state, and a surface facing the wearer's body is shown, and elements disposed on the opposite side to the body facing surface are shown by a dotted line.

The disposable gown of this embodiment is roughly divided into a front shielding part 10 that covers the front of the wearer's body, a rear upper shielding part 30 that covers the upper part of the rear of the wearer's body, and two parts that surround and cover the wearer's arm. It includes the arm covering portion 20 and first and second rear lower covering portions 40 and 50 covering the lower portion of the rear portion of the wearer's body.

The front shielding part 10 and the rear upper shielding part 30 form a rectangle, and the rear upper shielding part 30 extends from the upper end of the front shielding part 10 . The upper end of the front cover portion 10 and the upper end of the rear upper cover portion 30 are actually at the same point, and this upper end forms the fold line 13 and folds the film at the position of the fold line 13 to form the front cover portion 10 ) and the rear upper shielding portion 30 are disposed on the front and rear upper portions of the wearer's body, respectively.

A cutout 14 is formed at the center of the fold line between the front cover 10 and the upper back cover 30 , through which the wearer's head exits.

The arm covering portion 20 extends laterally from the upper portion of the front covering portion 10 and the upper portion of the rear upper covering portion 30, respectively, and the front portion 21 covering the front of the wearer's arm is the front covering portion 10 ) is a portion extending from the upper portion 11 , and the rear portion 22 covering the rear surface of the wearer's arm is a portion extending from the upper portion 31 of the rear upper portion shielding portion 30 .

The front part 21 and the rear part 22 of the arm covering part are folded at a folding line 23 extending in the width direction perpendicular to the length direction and placed on the front and rear surfaces of the wearer's arm, and the ends in the width direction are placed on each other The abutment portion 24 is formed by thermal fusion.

An incision hole 25 into which the thumb of the wearer's hand is fitted is formed at the longitudinal end of the front part 21 of the arm covering part, that is, at the end opposite to the front covering part 10 .

The front part 21 and the rear part 22 of the arm covering part are joined to each other at the junction part 25 to form an elongated tube shape in which the wearer's arm is inserted and surrounded as a whole.

First and second rear lower shielding parts 40 and 50 extend from the lower part 12 of the front shielding part 10 to both sides, respectively.

The first and second rear lower shielding parts 40 and 50 are generally rectangular, but the side ends and upper ends are inclined upward and overlap the rear upper shielding part 30 when disposed to cover the rear surface of the wearer's body. The area is formed wide.

At the upper portion of the side end of the first rear lower shielding portion 40, the first coupling band 41 is integrally extended in the lateral direction. In addition, the second coupling band 15 is heat-sealed to the surface opposite to the surface facing the body of the vehicle worn on the upper side of the lower portion 12 of the front cover portion 10 and is coupled to the front cover portion 10 and side It is arranged in a state extending in the direction.

Accordingly, when the wearer wears the gown, the first rear lower shielding part 40 is disposed to cover the lower rear of the wearer's body, and the first coupling band 41 extends to the lower front of the wearer's body for the second coupling It can be tied with the belt (15).

The female velcro tape 42 is coupled to the surface facing the wearer's body in the first rear lower shielding part 40 in the lateral direction, and the second rear lower shielding part 50 faces the wearer's body A male velcro tape 52 is disposed on the surface opposite to the surface.

Accordingly, the first and second rear lower shielding parts 40 and 50 are wound toward the rear of the wearer's body while overlapping each other in such a way that the first rear lower shielding part 40 covers the second rear lower shielding part 50 . When the male velcro tape 52 is coupled to the female velcro tape 42 while doing so, the first and second rear lower shielding portions 40 and 50 are coupled to each other in an overlapping state.

When the arm velcro tape 42 is disposed long in the width direction of the first rear lower shielding part 40, the width at which the first and second lower rear lower shielding parts 40 and 50 overlap is adjusted according to the body size of the wearer. Accordingly, the first and second rear lower covering portions 40 and 50 overlap each other according to the circumference of the wearer's body to cover the rear of the wearer's body.

In the lower part 32 of the rear upper shielding part, the wing part 33 extends on both sides in the width direction. The wing portion 33 is formed in a rectangular shape as a whole and is formed to have a partially curved perimeter.

The wing portion 33 extends from the rear to the front side of the wearer's body. That is, it is arranged to surround the armpit portion of the wearer. An adhesive tape 34 covered with a release film is disposed on the widthwise end side of the wing part 33, and after the wing part 33 is wound toward the front side of the wearer's body, the release film is removed from the adhesive tape 34, and the entire surface is covered By attaching to the part 10, the wing part 33 and the rear upper cover part 30 are combined with the front cover part 10 to surround the wearer's body.

On the other hand, in this embodiment, the first and second rear lower shielding parts 40 and 50 are coupled to each other using Velcro tape, and the wing part 33 is coupled to the front shielding part 10 with an adhesive tape having a release film. However, it is also possible to use an adhesive tape having a release film to couple the first and second rear lower shielding parts 40 and 50 to each other, and to couple the wing part 33 to the front shielding part 10 . You can also use velcro tape on it. In addition, various means for bonding the films to each other may be used.

In addition, in this embodiment, a disposable gown is manufactured using a polyethylene film, but in addition to the polyethylene film, a vinyl film or other various synthetic resin films may be used.

A method of wearing the disposable gown of this embodiment having the configuration as described above will be described.

The wearer passes his/her head through the cutout 14 provided at the center of the fold line 13 between the front cover 10 and the rear upper cover 30, and the front cover 10 and the rear upper cover ( 30) to cover their chest and shoulders, respectively, inserting both arms into the arm covering unit 20, both arms are placed on the arm covering unit 20, and both hands are placed in the arm covering unit 20, respectively. It is exposed to the outside through the tip. At this time, the thumbs of both hands pass through the incision hole 25 so that the tip of the arm covering part 20 is caught in the hand.

Next, the first and second rear lower shielding parts 40 and 50 extending to both sides of the front shielding part 10 are coupled to each other. First, the second rear lower shielding part 50 is brought into close contact with the rear of the wearer's body, and the male Velcro 52 is coupled to the female Velcro 42 while overlapping the first rear lower shielding part 40 here. Since the female velcro 42 extends long along the width direction of the first rear lower shielding part 50, the position where the male velcro 52 is coupled to the female velcro 42 can be adjusted according to the body size of the wearer. there is. This operation may be mainly performed with the assistance of a third party other than the wearer.

In this way, when the first and second rear lower shielding parts 40 and 50 are coupled to each other, the first coupling band 41 extending from the first rear lower shielding part 40 can be placed on the front of the wearer's body. Therefore, by tying the first coupling band 41 with the second coupling band 15 coupled to the front covering part 10 , the first rear lower covering part 40 is completely attached to the front covering part 10 . combine

Then, the wing portion extending in the width direction of the rear upper shielding part 30 is passed between the armpits of the wearer and the release film of the adhesive tape 34 is removed to be adhered to the front shielding part 10 . Accordingly, the rear upper shielding part 30 is coupled to the front shielding part 10 by the wing part 33 .

By the process as described above, the disposable gown of this embodiment in the state shown in FIGS. 4 and 5 covers both the front and rear surfaces of the wearer's body.

The front shielding part 10 is a state that covers the chest, stomach, and upper legs of the wearer's body, and the rear upper shielding part 30 is the wearer's shoulder and back, and the first and second rear lower shielding parts 40 and 50 are The wearer's hips and upper legs are covered.

The wearer's head is exposed through the cutout 40 , the wearer's arm is surrounded by the arm covering unit 20 , and the hand is exposed through the tip of the arm covering unit 20 .

When the wearer is a medical person dealing with an infectious disease or a worker working in a food manufacturing process, the exposed head, hands, and lower legs are protected or blocked from contamination by using other protective equipment.

The disposable gown of this embodiment, unlike the disposable gown of the prior art, wraps around the back of the wearer's body to protect it from contamination or infection, so as to prevent contamination of the front of the body that occurs mainly in work, such as in a food manufacturing process, as well as , it is suitable for use by medical personnel responding to infectious diseases caused by viruses or bacteria.

In addition, in the disposable gown of this embodiment, the portion covering the rear surface of the wearer's body, that is, the upper rear shielding part 30 and the first and second rear lower shielding parts 40 and 50 are disposed separately from the front shielding part 10 . Rather, since they overlap each other through the side of the body, contamination through the side of the body is also prevented.

In particular, while covering both the front and the back of the wearer's body, the disposable gown is easy to wear because the front and the back are integrally formed along the key direction of the wearer's body and are not elongated. That is, the disposable gown of this embodiment allows the wearer to pass through the head first to cover the shoulders and back from the body, and then to the lower part of the body so that the elements covering the front of the body and the elements covering the back of the body extend in the lateral direction and are coupled to each other. Therefore, it is easy to wear.

Next, a method of manufacturing a disposable gown of this embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 6 and 7 together with FIGS. 1 to 3 .

The synthetic resin film, including the polyethylene film used in the disposable gown of this embodiment, is produced in a continuous fashion and supplied by being wound in a roll form, but two films integrally formed with each other are also manufactured in a state of overlapping each other. .

The disposable gown of this embodiment is manufactured using a polyethylene film that is integral with each other and is manufactured in a state of being superimposed on each other as described above.

A polyethylene film having two overlapping sheets is cut in the shape shown in FIG. 6 .

In the form shown in FIG. 6 , the width direction center line of the front shielding part 10 and the rear upper shielding part 30 is made to become the width direction end of the polyethylene film manufactured by overlapping two sheets, and the rear upper part in the longitudinal direction from this center line The shielding part 30 and the front shielding part 10 are arranged in the longitudinal direction, and the wing part 33 and the rear part 22 of the arm shielding part are extended from the rear upper shielding part 30 in the width direction, and the front shielding part From (10), the front portion 21 of the arm covering portion, the first and second rear covering portions 40 and 50, and the first coupling band 41 are cut so as to extend in the width direction.

When the polyethylene film cut in this way is spread around the center line, which is the end in the width direction, it is in a state as shown in FIG. 7 .

In the state shown in FIG. 7 , as in the state shown in FIGS. 2 and 3 , the folding line 23 of the arm covering part and the folding line 13 of the front covering part are folded as the center. The two fold lines 13 and 23 are continuous with each other.

When folded in this way, the edges of the front part 21 and the rear part 22 of the arm covering part come into contact with each other, and the edges are heat-sealed to form the joint 26 . As a result, the arm covering part 20 has a barrel shape that can wrap the arm.

The second bonding band 15, male and female Velcro (42, 52) and adhesive tape 34 may be joined in place before the folding operation along the folding lines 13 and 23, and the folding and heat sealing are completed. It may be combined later, and may be combined at any stage.

In this way, the production of the disposable gown of this embodiment is completed.

Although the disposable gown of this embodiment requires the operation of bonding the second bonding strap 15, male and female Velcro 42, 52 and adhesive tape 34, all of the elements covering the wearer's body in the disposable gown are Since it is made by cutting, folding, and heat-sealing a single film, the overall process can be made simple.

In particular, the elements covering the wearer's body are all made of a single film, and except for folding and bonding the parts constituting the arm covering part 20, there is no process of aligning the positions of the films provided separately from each other and bonding the body to each other. Since the covering elements, that is, the front shielding portion, the rear upper shielding part, the arm shielding part, and the first and second rear lower shielding parts, are provided integrally with each other, manufacturing is simplified.

In order to prepare these elements by cutting the film and bonding them together, it is necessary to align the positions of the cut films, fix them, and heat-seal them to each other. Since it is manufactured by the process of folding one film cut at the center and fusing the arm covering part 30, the process can be automated and the operation by the operator is also simple.

Separately provided and coupled elements, that is, the second bonding band 15, the adhesive tape 34, and the male and female Velcro (42, 52) merely assist the mutual bonding of the elements made of the film, so that the position is accurately Since it does not have to be tailored, it can be coupled to the disposable gown relatively simply.

In particular, adhesive tapes or Velcro tapes are combined simply by removing the release film and butt to the film constituting the disposable gown, so the bonding operation is very simple.

As described above, the configuration, wearing method, and manufacturing method of a disposable gown according to an embodiment of the present invention have been described, but the present invention is not limited to the configuration of this embodiment, and various changes, modifications and components within the scope described in the claims can be added.

10: front cover 20: arm cover
30: upper back shielding part 40: first rear lower shielding part
50: second rear lower shielding part

Claims (10)

A disposable gown formed of a flexible synthetic resin film, comprising:
a front shielding part covering the front part of the wearer's body;
a rear upper shielding portion covering the upper portion of the rear portion of the wearer's body;
two arm shields that surround and cover the wearer's arms; and
The first and second rear lower shielding portions covering the lower portion of the rear portion of the wearer's body
consists of,
The rear upper shielding part extends integrally from the front shielding part and is arranged on the rear part of the wearer's body by folding,
Each of the arm coverings is integrally extended laterally from the upper portions of the upper and rear upper coverings of the front covering and folded together with the front and rear upper coverings, and the widthwise ends are joined to each other to surround the wearer's arm,
The first and second rear lower shielding parts are formed to extend integrally with the front shielding part from the side of the lower part of the front shielding part, respectively, and the first rear lower part shielding part overlaps the second rear lower part shielding part and is coupled to the front shielding part,
Disposable gown, in which an incision in which the wearer's head protrudes is formed at the position where the front cover part and the rear upper cover part are folded. The method according to claim 1,
Disposable gown, wherein the first coupling band is integrally extended from the first rear lower covering part, and the coupling band is attached to the front side covering part. 3. The method according to claim 2,
Disposable gown that is provided with a second coupling band tied to the first coupling band and attached to the first rear lower cover part on the front cover part on the front cover part. The method according to claim 1,
Disposable gown, wherein the first rear lower shielding portion and the second rear lower shielding portion are provided with elements coupled by contact with each other in an overlapping state on the surfaces facing each other. The method according to claim 1,
The lower part of the rear upper shield is provided with wings extending in both sides in the width direction, and the wing is provided with an adhesive element attached to the front shield, the disposable gown. 6. The method of claim 5,
wherein the adhesive element is an adhesive tape on which the release film is placed on the adhesive side. 7. The method of any one of claims 1 to 6.
Disposable gown, which will consist of a synthetic resin film of one sheet of the front covering part, the back top covering part, the two arm covering parts, and the first and the second back side covering part. 7. The method according to claim 5 or 6,
Disposable gown, which will consist of a synthetic resin film of one sheet, the front covering part, the rear upper covering part, two arm covering parts, the first and second rear lower covering parts, and the wing part. 7. A method for manufacturing a disposable gown according to any one of claims 1 to 6.
A cutting step of cutting a single synthetic resin film to form portions constituting the front shielding part, the rear upper shielding part, two arm shielding parts, and the first and second rear lower shielding parts;
a folding step of folding between the rear upper shielding part and the front shielding part so that the rear upper shielding part overlaps the front shielding part and parts forming the arm shielding part overlap each other; and
A bonding step of bonding the circumferences of the parts constituting the arm covering part to each other
A method of manufacturing a disposable gown comprising a. 10. The method of claim 9,
The first coupling band is integrally extended from the first rear lower shielding part, and the first coupling band is attached to the front shielding part, and the front shielding part is tied with the coupling band to the front side of the first rear lower shielding part. A second coupling band is provided to be attached to the shielding part,
The method of manufacturing a disposable gown, further comprising an attachment step of attaching the second binding band to the front cover.

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