The "White Coat" is a type of attire commonly worn by medical professionals, particularly doctors and nurses. It is typically made of cotton or a cotton-blend fabric, providing comfort and ease of movement. The coat is often knee-length and features pockets for carrying essential tools like pens and notepads. The white color symbolizes cleanliness and professionalism, which is important in healthcare settings. The White Coat Ceremony is a significant event for medical students, marking their transition into the medical profession and emphasizing the responsibilities they will undertake in patient care.