Nurse Uniforms

Nurse uniforms made to order for hospitals, nursing homes, staffing agencies, nursing schools and uniform retailers. Scrub sets, tunics, scrub dresses, jackets and caps in colors you choose, with names, credentials and logos embroidered in-house. Minimum 20 pieces per style with sizes mixed, production in 15–25 days after sample approval, and DDP delivery.

A complete nurse uniform, from one factory

A nursing uniform today is rarely one garment. It is a scrub set plus the layers and accessories around it, and buyers get the best result when all of them come from one production line in matching colors. We make every piece of the kit:

Color coding by role

Many hospitals give each role its own color so patients can tell a registered nurse from a nursing assistant or a therapist at a glance. There is no national standard; each facility sets its own scheme. Common choices are navy or royal blue for registered nurses, a lighter or contrasting color for nursing assistants, and a separate color for students. We hold more than 30 stock colors and match any Pantone shade, so a whole color-coded program can be made in one order. See scrubs by color.

Names and credentials

Embroidering the nurse’s name and credential (RN, LPN, CNA, NP) above the chest pocket helps patients and families know who is caring for them. We embroider each garment from your staff list, so 200 uniforms can carry 200 different names, and pack each one labeled for its owner. Logos go on the chest or sleeve. See custom embroidery.

What nurses ask for in a uniform

• Pockets that hold a shift: chest pockets with pen slots, cargo pockets for tape, scissors and a phone.
• Stretch: 4-way stretch fabric for bending, lifting and twelve-hour shifts.
• Easy care: fabrics that survive hot industrial washes without fading. See scrub fabrics.
• Fit for every body: petite, tall, maternity and plus sizes so nobody is stuck in the wrong size.

Frequently Asked Questions