Healthcare & facilities
Uniforms for people on their feet all day
Scrub tops, polos, work shirts and aprons carrying your facility’s mark. Embroidered rather than printed, because these are garments that go through commercial laundry every week and have to still look like a uniform in a year.
Embroidery from 1
Names on request
Turnaround 2 to 3 weeks, including shipping
Free shipping over $250
The difference
Why a facility order is not a merch order
It never stops being reordered
A merch drop happens once. A uniform program runs for years, in ones and twos, as people join and leave. That makes the reorder the important part of the job rather than the first run — so the artwork, the placement and the thread colours go on file and stay there.
It also means minimums matter more than price per piece. Embroidery, DTF and DTG all carry no minimum here, so replacing three scrub tops is a normal order rather than something you have to batch up and wait for.
It is laundered institutionally
Commercial laundry is hotter and harsher than anything domestic. That pushes almost every facility order toward embroidery, where the mark is stitched into the garment and there is nothing sitting on the surface to crack, lift or fade.
Where a printed mark is genuinely wanted — a large back panel, or full colour artwork — we will say plainly how it will age, rather than sell it as equivalent.
Garments for a facility
Three scrub tops, two polos, a work shirt and two aprons — all in the catalog now. The full catalog runs to 493 garments if none of these is the right one.
What goes on them
Three marks a facility usually needs
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The facility mark
Left chest, embroidered, around 4.5 inches wide. Small enough to read as a uniform rather than as branding, and the one placement that survives being laundered every week for years.
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The person’s name
Embroidered when the list is stable, DTF when it changes often — DTF has no per-name setup, so one name costs the same to prepare as fifty. Send the list alongside the size run and the order comes back sorted per person.
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The department or ward
A sleeve or a back yoke, so people are identifiable across a room without turning the garment into signage. Say which departments and we will keep each one’s file separate.
FAQ
Questions we get asked
Can I reorder two at a time?
Yes, and that is the normal shape of these orders. Embroidery, DTF and DTG carry no minimum. The artwork and settings stay on file, so a pair of replacements matches the ones already in service.
Will it survive commercial laundry?
Embroidery will — the mark is stitched into the garment, so there is nothing on the surface to break down. A printed mark on an institutionally laundered garment will show wear far sooner, and we would rather tell you that than take the order and have you find out.
Can you decorate garments we already buy?
Yes, and for scrubs bought to a facility standard that is usually the route. Send a spec sheet first so we can confirm the fabric takes a needle without distorting, and include 2–3% spoilage. We do not cover replacement cost on customer-supplied garments.
How do names and departments work?
Send a list against the size run — name, size, and department if there is one. The order comes back sorted per person rather than as a box somebody on your side has to sort.
Can you ship to more than one site?
Yes. Multi-address fulfillment is available, so a multi-site order can be split by destination rather than landing in one place to be redistributed. Say so at the start of the order.

A few garments
Order it online
Embroidery, DTF and DTG carry no minimum, so replacing a handful of garments is a normal order. Price it, proof it and pay for it without a single email.

A whole facility
Run it as a program
One approved garment set and one stitch file per department, reordered as staff change. Multi-address fulfillment for multi-site, and a named representative on the account from quote to freight.












