Controlled environments frocks and smocks are garments designed to ensure a high level of cleanliness, safety, and protection in a variety of workplaces including, but not limited to, cleanrooms, laboratories, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, electronics, healthcare, or other settings where strict control of contamination is required.

Controlled Environments frocks and smocks are typically made from materials that are low-linting, static dissipative, and/or resistant to chemicals or fluids. They may also incorporate features like specialized snap, tie, or zipper closures, adjustable cuffs, and various sleeve lengths and styles to provide a secure and comfortable fit while maintaining the required standards of cleanliness or protection.

Frocks have a fitted or cinched waistline that flares out into a fuller skirt and are knee-length or ankle-length. Smocks are loose-fitting and shorter with a straight silhouette. They are typically worn as overgarments.

There can be variations in the design and shape of frocks and smocks, as fashion trends and specific industry requirements may influence their overall appearance. Selection of controlled environments clothing depends on the specific requirements of the environment. Regulatory compliance details can be obtained at the individual product level.