Patient & Staff Apparel
Apparel programs for hospitals, surgical centers, and outpatient care

A single, well-designed gown can follow a patient through admission, imaging, IV access, and discharge — reducing gown changes, waste, and patient discomfort. Our flagship Combo gown is constructed from combed brushed cotton for softness and durability through repeated industrial wash cycles. The design carries the patient through the full hospital encounter, from admit through discharge, without requiring a gown change for imaging, IV access, or telemetry.

Specialty cuts handle the cases the standard gown can't — 3-arm X-ray gowns for radiology, IV gowns with snap-sleeve access, and pediatric sizing including pediatric PJs for inpatient stays.

RFID-tracked distribution removes the inventory guesswork, enforces return-for-credit, and supports infection-control protocols at the point of use. Every scrub in our program carries an RFID chip assigned to a specific wearer. Scrub distribution machines issue garments on demand, track returns down to the individual piece, and only credit a return when the same garment comes back to the network.

That visibility solves the two problems healthcare scrub programs typically fail on: chronic loss through walk-off, and inconsistent compliance with infection-control protocols. The machine enforces both at the moment of issue.

Sized inventory, weekly rotation, and consistent appearance across departments. Lab coats run on the same logistics infrastructure as scrubs — sized inventory at the facility, scheduled rotation, and quality control on every return cycle. Doctors, residents, and lab staff get a clean coat in their size when they need one.

Coats are handled in the same HLAC-accredited and TRSA Hygienically Clean certified workflows as the rest of our healthcare textiles, so there's no quality gap between patient linen and staff apparel.

Reusable isolation, disposable isolation, and OR-grade surgical gowns — all handled in HLAC-accredited workflows alongside the rest of the linen program. Our reusable isolation gowns are classified as non-surgical medical devices intended to protect the wearer from the transfer of microorganisms and body fluids in low and minimal-risk patient isolation — blood draws, suturing, ICU work, and routine isolation rounds.

Reusable means continuity. Hospitals that lived through PPE shortages in 2020 understand the difference between a supply chain that depends on single-use imports and one that runs on rotating inventory you already own. Our program builds that resilience into the contract.