Cleanroom garments are full-body suits, gloves, and masks worn to prevent human-generated particle contamination. Full bunny suit: Coverall or jumpsuit with attached hood. Made of non-particle-shedding synthetic materials. Materials: Polyester, polypropylene, or synthetic blends that trap particles. Some are reusable (laundered in cleanroom laundry), some disposable. Components: Coverall, hood, face mask, gloves (often double), boot covers, goggles for some areas. Gloves: Nitrile or latex, changed frequently. Finger cots for delicate handling. Why necessary: Humans shed millions of particles per minute from skin, hair, breath. Garments contain these particles. Comfort: Can be hot and restrictive. Fab environments kept cool to compensate. Breaks scheduled. Integrity: No rips, holes, or open seams allowed. Checked before entering. Laundering: Reusable garments washed in special cleanroom laundries using DI water and clean processes. Static control: Some garments are ESD-safe with conductive threads. Compliance: Rules strictly enforced. Violations can contaminate wafers worth millions.