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Healthcare
Medical scrubs are two-piece tops and trousers worn by doctors, nurses, dental, veterinary and allied health teams. You can specify fabric, colour coding by role, fit, pockets and embroidered branding or names. To order, request a quote with roles, colours, quantities and sizes.
Overview
Scrubs need to be comfortable through long shifts, simple to launder at high temperatures, and easy to identify by role. Many UAE hospitals and clinic groups use colour coding to distinguish doctors, nurses, technicians and support staff, so planning colours across the whole team is the first step.
Fabric choice comes down to care and comfort. Poly-cotton is the traditional choice and tolerates frequent hot washing. Polyester-viscose-elastane stretch fabrics feel softer, move with the wearer and resist wrinkles, which is why they are popular in private clinics. 100% cotton is breathable but creases and fades more quickly.
Some fabrics are sold with antimicrobial, fluid-repellent or stain-release finishes. These finishes vary in how they are tested and how long they last through washing. If your infection-control policy requires them, ask for the fabric's test documentation and the standard it was tested against before relying on the claim. Scrubs are not a substitute for certified PPE such as surgical gowns.
Specifications
Typical construction options for this garment. The exact specification is agreed and recorded in your quotation.
Fabrics
Common fabric options and where each works best. Compare fibres and weights in the fabric guide.
Typically 65% polyester / 35% cotton
140–190 GSM
Best for: Hospitals and high-volume laundering
Durable and colour-stable through repeated hot washes.
Polyester-viscose (rayon) with 3–5% elastane
160–200 GSM
Best for: Private clinics and staff wanting a modern fit
Soft, wrinkle-resistant and comfortable on long shifts. Check the maximum wash temperature, as elastane is heat-sensitive.
100% cotton
150–190 GSM
Best for: Staff who prefer natural fibres
Breathable but creases and fades faster; may shrink without pre-shrinking.
100% polyester or polyester-elastane with applied finish
140–180 GSM
Best for: Roles where fluid repellency or quick drying is required
Finish performance should be confirmed by test documentation for the specific fabric.
Customisation
Each method suits different fabrics, logos and quantities. We confirm the method, size and position with a mock-up before production.
Availability of each method for your garment and quantity is confirmed on your quotation.
The standard choice for clinic logos and staff names; withstands frequent hot washing.
Possible for logos on stretch fabrics; check durability against your wash temperature first.
Woven or printed labels, including size and role labels to simplify laundry sorting.
For clinic groups wanting their own branded scrub range, subject to quantity.
Sizing & ordering
Size ranges, colours, minimum quantities, prices and timelines depend on the garment, fabric and branding you choose. They are confirmed in writing on your quotation rather than estimated here.
Sizing differs between garment ranges, so the measured size chart for the exact garment quoted is supplied with your quotation. Collect staff measurements at these points, then compare them with that chart.
Fabric care
Care that keeps colour, shape and branding looking right through repeated washing.
General guidance only. Always follow the care label on the supplied garment.
Buying advice
Agree colours by role across all departments and sites first. Changing colours later means replacing whole sets.
If scrubs are washed by a commercial laundry at high temperatures, confirm the fabric's maximum wash temperature. Stretch fabrics may need lower temperatures than poly-cotton.
For antimicrobial or fluid-repellent finishes, request the test report and the number of washes it was tested to. Treat untested claims with caution.
Scrub sizing varies between brands and between unisex and fitted cuts. A sample set lets staff choose before the main order; see the size guide.
| Fabric | Comfort | Wrinkle resistance | Hot-wash tolerance | Typical setting |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Poly-cotton | Good | Good | High | Hospitals, central laundry |
| Four-way stretch | High, soft with stretch | High | Moderate; check label | Private clinics, dental, aesthetics |
| 100% cotton | Breathable | Low | Moderate; may shrink | Personal preference |
| Polyester with finish | Moderate | High | Depends on finish | Roles needing documented finishes |
FAQ
Antimicrobial finishes are available on some fabrics, but performance varies. If you need one, we will ask for the fabric's test documentation so you can check it against your infection-control policy.
Yes, names and roles are commonly embroidered on the chest. Cost and timing for individual personalisation are confirmed in your quotation.
Many staff prefer polyester-viscose-elastane stretch fabrics for softness and movement. Poly-cotton is more tolerant of very hot laundering.
Scrubs are uniform garments, not certified PPE. Surgical gowns and protective medical clothing require certified products and are outside the scope of this page.
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