Medical Scrubs and Lab Coats
Healthcare uniforms built for bleach, hot washing and long shifts. Manufactured in Ajman, from 10 pieces, 3 to 4 days under 100 pcs and 3 to 7 on bulk.
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piece minimum order
days under 100 pcs, 3 to 7 on bulk
What Separates a Good Medical Uniform From a Cheap One
Healthcare garments face conditions no other uniform does. They are laundered daily at high temperature, exposed to bleach and disinfectant, and worn for twelve hour shifts. A scrub set that looks identical on a quote sheet can fail within two months if the wrong fabric was specified.
Fabric and weight
Poly cotton between 180 and 220 GSM. Heavy enough to stay opaque under clinical lighting, light enough to wear all day in UAE heat.
Colour retention
Repeated bleaching dulls poorly dyed fabric quickly. Colour fastness matters more here than in any other sector, especially where departments are colour coded.
Movement
Shoulder and underarm construction decides whether staff can reach and lift comfortably. This is where cheap scrubs are cut down.
Pockets
Clinical staff carry more than most. Pocket count, depth and reinforcement are practical decisions, not styling ones.
Browse the Healthcare Range
Every garment below is manufactured to order and can be branded with your facility logo and staff names.
Scrubs
Coats and gowns
Layers and separates
Also available: healthcare uniform set, hospital uniform, clinic uniform, emergency medical uniform, medical cap and medical apron.
Branding Healthcare Uniforms Correctly
Use polyester thread embroidery, without exception. Scrubs and lab coats face bleach and high temperature commercial laundering that rayon thread and most printed transfers will not survive. A logo that fades or peels after eight weeks costs more to replace than it saved.
Standard practice is a facility logo on the left chest with the practitioner name and role opposite. Names can be added individually at low quantities, which is why embroidery from 10 pieces suits clinics far better than a 100 piece print minimum. See all branding options.
Specifying and Caring for Medical Uniforms
Before you order
- Confirm GSM in writing, 180 to 220 for most clinical roles
- Decide colour coding by department before ordering, changing it later means replacing stock
- Request a size set, scrub fit varies more between manufacturers than any other garment
- Order a buffer of common sizes for new starters and locum staff
- Check the fabric and colour will still be available for reorders
Care and laundering
- Wash inside out to protect embroidered branding
- Bleach dulls colour over time, so expect gradual fade on heavily bleached items
- Lower temperatures extend garment life where clinical protocol allows
- Replace on a planned cycle rather than waiting for visible wear
Medical Uniform FAQs
What fabric are your medical scrubs made from?
Poly cotton, typically between 180 and 220 GSM for clinical roles. That weight stays opaque under clinical lighting and survives daily high temperature laundering, while remaining wearable through a long shift in UAE conditions.
What is the minimum order for scrubs and lab coats?
Ten pieces for embroidered garments. That suits single clinics and dental practices as well as hospital departments, and it means individual staff names can be added without a large minimum.
Can you embroider our clinic logo and staff names?
Yes. We use polyester thread as standard because it holds colour through bleach and hot commercial washing. The usual layout is a facility logo on the left chest with the practitioner name and role opposite.
Do you supply colour coded uniforms by department?
Yes, and it is worth deciding the colour scheme before your first order. Changing a department colour later means replacing stock rather than adding to it.
How long does a healthcare uniform order take?
Orders under 100 pieces are produced in 3 to 4 days and bulk runs of around 1,000 pieces take 3 to 7 days. Allow extra time at the start for artwork approval and a size set, which we strongly recommend for scrubs.
Will scrubs fade from bleaching?
All colour fades under repeated bleaching, the question is how fast. Colour fastness is the specification that decides it, which is why we quote fabric quality rather than the lowest possible price on clinical garments.
Do you supply lab coats for colleges and laboratories?
Yes. Alongside clinical coats we make laboratory and college lab coats, which are usually specified differently because they face less aggressive laundering.
Kitting out a clinic or a department?
Send us the roles, the headcount and any colour coding. We will recommend fabric and weight, and send a size set before you commit. See also healthcare uniforms.