Sector
Healthcare Uniforms
Healthcare garments are washed harder and more often than almost any other uniform category. Everything about the specification follows from that.
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Overview
What healthcare needs
We select fabrics for healthcare on wash tolerance first: cloth that holds colour and dimension through repeated high-temperature laundering rather than fading and shrinking out of the size it was cut to.
Construction is kept clean and low-snag. Pockets are positioned for what is actually carried, and seams are finished so there are fewer places for wear to start.
Departmental colour coding is common and easy to build in — a single colourway per department, held consistently across reorders so the coding stays meaningful.
Requirements
What we design around
High-wash tolerance
Colour and dimensional stability through frequent hot laundering.
Colour coding
Consistent departmental colourways held across reorders.
Freedom of movement
Cut for long shifts on foot, reaching and lifting.
Practical pockets
Positioned and sized for what staff genuinely carry.
Garments we supply
- Scrub tops & trousers
- Lab coats
- Nurse uniforms & tunics
- Patient gowns
- Aprons
- Theatre wear
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Healthcare FAQ
Questions from this sector
Yes, and we hold the colourways on file so reorders match. Consistency is the whole point of colour coding — a shade that drifts between batches defeats it.
We select fabrics for high-temperature washing. Tell us your laundry temperature and cycle and we will specify cloth to match it.
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