The Elizabeth Gown

Description of Gown

Representing resilience, strength, and style our 100% cotton Elizabeth gown has pink, yellow, and pastel green polka dots with a hot pink ribbon trim. The Elizabeth is ideal for any woman fighting breast cancer, in honor of someone affected by the disease, or anyone who wants to support the cause in style! We donate a portion of all sales to The Sutter Medical Center Foundation Breast Cancer Navigator Program supporting women during their breast cancer treatments. While the standard hospital issued gowns snap or tie down the middle of your back, leaving the back exposed, our gowns have an overlapping panel that ties at the hip, providing full coverage. Each sleeve unsnaps at the shoulders to comply with hospital standards. For nursing mothers, our sleeves provide easy access to the breast while promoting skin to skin contact with your newborn. Choosing the Elizabeth hospital gown empowers buyers to support women diagnosed with breast cancer and provides a sense of meaningful style in the hospital.  

As Registered Nurses and owners of Annie & Isabel, we know our gowns bring style, grace, and dignity to the women who wear them. We believe that when you look great, you feel better, and ultimately recover faster. We look forward to providing you with THE Stylish Alternative to a Hospital Gown.

The fabric for this Elizabeth Gown, which is made of 100% high quality cotton, is part of the well known Karen Neuburger brand. We believe our gown can be an uplifting gift during an experience that challenges femininity.

Gowns ship within 2 business days.

Telemetry Heart Monitor Pocket customizaton requires an addtional 5 days to process and ship your order.

Manufactured in the U.S.A.

The Story Behind the Gown

This gown was named in honor of our grandmother, Elizabeth. She was strong, brave, and resilient during her battle with breast cancer. She was a fighter and refused to ever stop planning for her future. She was also very stylish throughout her life and she would have loved to have had her very own designer gown.