Choose what belongs in each pocket
List the items staff carry, then give their dimensions. A chest pocket that holds a pen upright needs a different opening from a hip pocket that holds a phone while someone bends.
Explore the garments, materials, and development decisions behind your next range.
Starting a clothing brand?Build a practical route through sourcing, sampling, branding, and production.
Starting a clothing brand?Brief everyday scrub tops and trousers for a clinic uniform range. Choose neck coverage, pocket depth, trouser fit and mixed-size packing.

Sampling and bulk production are separate stages. We confirm the quantity breakdown, material availability, start dates and approval requirements in your quotation. Shipping transit is additional to production time.
List the items staff carry, then give their dimensions. A chest pocket that holds a pen upright needs a different opening from a hip pocket that holds a phone while someone bends.
Record the top length and side vent separately from trouser rise and waist stretch. Staff may need a different top and bottom size; decide whether stores issue paired sets or individual pieces.
This enquiry is for ordinary staff clothing, not sterile garments or protective gowns. Include your laundry method and any purchase specifications for review before selecting a fabric.
Have a wearer lean over a counter, reach forward and sit. Check neckline coverage, pocket access and whether the trouser waist stays in position. Repeat the fit check after the intended wash cycle.
Translate a uniform programme into role-specific garments, movement requirements, laundering plans, branding controls, safety evidence, and replenishment specifications.
Read the guideCreate accurate apparel size charts by separating body and garment measurements, validating grading, explaining fit, and avoiding misleading conversions.
Read the guideSend a front and back sketch, required pockets, colour by department and separate top and trouser size breakdowns. Note any logo or employee name placement.
List garments by role, wearer sizes and logo or name details. Add quantities, laundering needs, required arrival date and delivery locations.