Black — The Angio Suite Squad women's cropped hoodie, front view

The Angio Suite Squad – Women’s Cropped Hoodie | Interventional Radiology

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Rs. 1,499.00
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Black — The Angio Suite Squad women's cropped hoodie, front view

The Angio Suite Squad – Women’s Cropped Hoodie | Interventional Radiology

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Made for the women who run the angio suite.

“The Angio Suite Squad” cropped hoodie combines interventional-radiology pride with a soft, premium boho aesthetic. The warm neutral typography and textured lettering create a subtle statement that looks especially striking on darker colours.

Perfect for interventional radiologists, radiology residents, fellows, technologists and anyone who feels at home beside the angio table.

• Fabric: 100% cotton, 320 GSM

• Feel: Thick, soft and warm with a premium finish

• Fit: Modern relaxed cropped silhouette

• Details: Derby-rib hem and cuffs for improved structure

• Print: High-quality front graphic in warm neutral tones

Care instructions: Wash inside-out in cold water with similar colours. Use mild detergent. Do not bleach. Dry on low heat or air-dry. Iron inside-out and avoid ironing directly over the print.

Please check the size chart before ordering, as this is a cropped-fit hoodie.


The story behind the design — 1914–1918

Radiology's first field service was built and staffed by women. Between 1914 and 1918 Marie Curie equipped twenty mobile radiography vehicles — the petites Curies — drove them to the front herself, oversaw the construction of 200 radiological rooms at field hospitals behind the lines, and trained 150 women to operate the equipment. More than a million wounded soldiers were examined. There has never been a moment in this specialty's history when women were not running the room.

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