Disposable clothing, also known as single-use clothing or single-use protective clothing, is clothing designed to be used for a limited time and then disposed of.

It is often made from lightweight materials such as polypropylene, polyethylene or nonwovens and provides protection from dirt, liquids, particles or other potential contaminants. Disposable clothing has applications in a variety of sectors including healthcare, food processing, cleaning, laboratories, construction and more. Examples of disposable clothing include disposable protective coveralls, protective gowns, shoe covers, hoods and gloves. Using disposable clothing offers several advantages including hygiene, protection from contamination, convenience and easy disposal after use.

It is particularly useful in environments where high levels of cleanliness are required or there is a risk of cross-contamination. It is important to note that disposable clothing is not suitable for long-term use or protection against severe hazards such as chemicals or extreme temperatures. The selection and use of disposable clothing should be based on the specific requirements and risks of the activity.