The sterile surgical gown is a protective medical garment used in operating rooms and other sterile clinical settings to help reduce the transfer of microorganisms and maintain aseptic conditions during procedures. It is commonly produced as a single-use gown and may be sterilized with ethylene oxide before being packaged for clinical use. These gowns are often made from nonwoven materials such as polypropylene spunbond and are designed to provide practical coverage, comfort, and dependable barrier performance for healthcare professionals during surgery.