Does anyone prefer paper gowns to the cloth?

I know there is debate on gowns, but does anyone prefer paper gowns to the cloth ?

Cloth for the reusable purpose. Wash and ready for the next play time.

Though paper could leave one open for humiliation and embarrassment. As paper gowns can be torn for a sudden and unsuspected examination.

I PREFER just briefs, but if needed, generally prefer cloth.

However, at a new doc, the attractive nurse told me to "get undressed", and passed me an alleged gown made of something thin and white.

For some unknown reason, when she tore it to. steth my front, it seemed a bit more...dramatic, making me seem more vulnerable.

The only time I got cloth was In the hospital.

The gastro's office gives me a 2 piece paper setup with paper bottom that opens in the back.

. He also gave me cloth bottoms that opended in the back. Not sure why

Reg Dr office was a small sheet to cover my crotch which eventually came off so was a waste of time.

Paper is probably cheaper the sending cloth to the Laundry . Paper can be recycled.

I prefer cloth overall. They're more comfortable and don't rip. I agree too with MissStress that they can be re-used after a good washing.

The paper gowns, from my experience, are just so uncomfortable and awkward to put on. Also, usually I end up ripping mine to some extent because of the awkwardness haha.

Then again, nude would be the best maybe at least a drape of some sort that can be maneuvered easily, or a cloth gown with easy access works well.

I prefer cloth, but I would much more prefer to be in my briefs or better yet, nude.

Cloth because during exams all my clothing (outer clothing and underpants) comes off and I am clad only in a gown. Exam rooms tend to be cold so cloth holds warmth much better than paper gowns do. When my bare butt peeks out of my gown and touches the exam table paper I already feel the cold so any stitch of cloth is appreciated

I’ve never had the chance to try a gown for an exam. I would go with just undies tho.

Cloth forsure I can’t stand paper gowns.

I prefer cloth. I have had a plastic/paper gown once because the people who do the doctors cleaning well something happened and she had no cloth gowns.

One word: CLOTH!!!!!!!!!!!

Cloth is always better. They don't tear like cheap paper ones leaving a boob on show and aren't scratchy / itchy like some paper ones can be.

Paper for drape but cloth for gown. I hate flimsy paper gowns.

Never seen or been offered a paper gown.

Yes, I appreciate them for how flimsy and fragile they are and how you still don't really feel covered wearing one. Its just a mockery of actual clothes to provide a false sense of modesty that is redundant anyways. For me the paper gown is a staple part of a doctors office whether or not you wear one. Hospitals are different and I think they use cloth gowns to be more comfortable since many patients do stay overnight and are more often in a bed than on a padded exam table with paper.