Traditional hospital gowns tied in the back because of the ... “The whole reason for the open back was accessibility,” said Brendan C. McCarthy, an assistant professor of fashion at Parsons.

was the open back. “[Patients] absolutely despised the old one,” he says. “The existing gowns don’t give you a sense of dignity. You’re already in the hospital and have people sticking ...

While the open back doesn't extend to the bottom, it hangs wide, much like a hospital gown. But taken out of context of the brand's website, some people are stunned that it is not, in fact ...

The gown has a closed back with a fold-over access panel to afford patients more privacy. Different-colored reinforcement trim and stitching along the left and right sides of the gown make it easy ...

"So I was left in a hospital gown that was far too small for me, squeezed in, gaping open at the back, a mini hospital gown at that. "A lady of my age, in my mid-seventies, doesn't particularly ...