Custom scrub manufacturing, United States

Custom medical scrubs manufacturer, from 30 units per style

Factory-direct OEM and private label production for US healthcare brands, clinics and distributors. Sealed sample on file, dye lots recorded, itemised quotes — so your fourth run matches your first.

30 unitsMinimum per style, custom or private label
1 business dayItemised quote and production timeline
Sealed sampleRetained and matched on every reorder
XS–5XLGraded, with separate petite and tall blocks
Our rangeClinical team wearing black Medrique scrub sets
Every garment below is made to your fabric, colour and branding.
What we make

Pick a garment. We build it to your spec.

Seven garment types, graded XS to 5XL, in the fabric and colour you choose. Browse whichever way you think.

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Before you choose a supplier

How we compare to the alternatives

There are three other ways to put scrubs on a team, and two of them are sometimes the right answer. Pick what you are weighing us against and we will show you the honest difference, including when you should go the other way.

What you are comparing
Medrique
A stock wholesaler
Minimum order
Medrique30 units per style, with the per-colourway minimum stated in the same quote.
A stock wholesalerFixed pack sizes, often 12 or 72, with no control over fabric or fit.
A sample before bulk
MedriqueProto, fit and a sealed pre-production sample. Sample cost credited against production.
A stock wholesalerNo sample stage. You buy one at retail and hope the bulk matches.
Your branding
MedriqueWoven labels, hang tags and branded packing from the first run, with a stitch-out approved before any garment is branded.
A stock wholesalerUsually none, or a heat transfer added as a paid extra after the fact.
Reorder consistency
MedriqueYour approved sample is sealed and retained. Every later run is matched to that piece, with the dye lot recorded per style.
A stock wholesalerTied to the brand's seasonal range. Colours get discontinued without notice.
What the quote shows
MedriqueFabric, cut-make-trim, trims, branding, packing and freight priced separately. FOB and landed, with duty on its own line.
A stock wholesalerA list price per pack. Nothing to negotiate and nothing to specify.
Evidence of quality
MedriqueWash, rub and light fastness plus shrinkage and pilling grades written into the order, and four inspection gates before shipment.
A stock wholesalerThe brand's own specification, which was not written for your use case.
Who you actually deal with
MedriqueOne named contact, production photographs on a fixed day each week, replies within one business day.
A stock wholesalerA general customer service queue.
When a stock wholesaler is the better choice. If you need generic garments quickly, in small numbers, with no branding and no reorder requirement, buying stock is cheaper and faster than having anything made. We would tell you that rather than quote you.
See minimums, sampling and lead times →
Who we serveHospital professionals wearing black scrub uniforms
Uniform programmes for clinical teams, practices and brands across the US.
Built around your sector

What changes depends on who wears them

A dental practice and an EMS crew need different fabric, different pockets and a different wash spec. Pick yours and we will tell you what we would change.

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Try itTechnical specification reviewed before bulk scrub production
Move the sliders to size a realistic first production run.
Plan your first order

How small can a first run actually be?

Most factories start near 500 units per style. We start at 30. Here is what that difference does to a launch plan.

Your plan: 4 colourways across 2 styles.

60
minimum units to start with us
  • Typical 500-unit factory1,000
  • You would commit940 fewer
Price this plan →
Indicative only, based on our 30-unit minimum per style. Colourways can carry their own minimum, and we state that figure in your quote before you commit. See how minimums work →
Our processTechnician measuring the shoulder seam of a hunter green scrub top
Measurement checks against your graded spec, before anything ships.
From quote to carton

Five stages, each one you can check

Tap a stage to see what happens and what you get back.

Quote and costing. Send quantities, styles and branding. You get an itemised quote within one business day — fabric, cut-make-trim, trims, branding, packing and freight priced separately, so you can see what drives the number.

Sample and seal. We cut a production sample in your fabric and colour. Once you approve fit and shade, that piece is sealed and kept as the standard every future run is measured against. The sample cost is credited to your bulk order.

Bulk production. Lab dips matched to the sealed standard, dye lot recorded per style, tops and bottoms of a set cut from the same lot. Production photographs each week from one named contact.

Four inspection gates. Incoming fabric test, in-line check, finished-garment inspection, then a pre-shipment sample checked against your sealed standard for stitching, measurement, shade and branding placement.

Pack and ship. Poly-bagged and cartoned to your spec with your labels and packing lists. Split shipments to multiple sites, full documentation and tracking.

How we run production →
Verify, do not trust

The grades go in your quote, not on a badge

We would rather publish what you can hold us to than a row of logos every competitor also carries. These are the test methods your colour and construction are measured against, written into the quote before you commit. Open any one to see what it protects and what to ask for.

ISO 105-C06Wash fastness
Colour held through repeated laundering, including industrial cycles.Ask for: Ask for the grade, tested on the colour and finish you actually ordered rather than on the range.
ISO 105-X12Rubbing fastness
Dry and wet crocking, so dye does not transfer onto skin, linen or a patient gown.Ask for: Both the dry and the wet figure. Wet is the one that fails first.
AATCC 135Shrinkage
Dimensional change after laundering, measured in both directions.Ask for: A stated figure, and confirmation the block was drafted to allow for it rather than cut to the finished size.
ASTM D3512Pilling
Resistance to the fuzzing that appears at the inner thigh, underarm and anywhere a badge reel rubs.Ask for: A grade on the 1 to 5 scale, where 5 means no pilling. No grade means nobody tested it.
ASTM D434Seam slippage
Resistance at the pocket mouth, inseam and underarm, which are the three seams that open first.Ask for: Stitch type and density stated per seam, plus bar-tacks at the pocket corners.
ISO 105-B02Light fastness
Resistance to fading under prolonged light, tested rather than assumed.Ask for: Relevant for any garment stored or worn near daylight for long periods.
AQL samplingFinal inspection
Statistical sampling at the last gate, with measurement verification against your graded spec.Ask for: The sampling level being used, and what happens to a batch that fails it.
Sealed sampleYour reference standard
The approved garment is retained here and every later run is measured against it.Ask for: That it is matched to the sealed piece, not to the previous delivery.
Why this matters more than it sounds. Without a stated tolerance there is no definition of wrong, so nothing can be rejected and every dispute becomes a matter of opinion. A grade written into the order before you pay is the only thing that turns a quality promise into something enforceable.
How laundering changes the specification →
Buyer guidesHunter green fabric swatches being compared to a physical colour reference
Written for someone comparing three suppliers, including when that is not us.
Straight answers

What buyers ask first

What is your minimum order quantity?

We produce from 30 units per style for custom, private label and OEM work. Colourways can carry their own minimum, and we state both figures in your first quote so a three-colour launch is priced as a three-colour launch.

How quickly will I get a quote?

Within one business day. It comes itemised — fabric, cut-make-trim, trims, branding, packing and freight priced separately — alongside a production timeline.

Can you match a colour my facility mandates?

Yes. Send a Pantone reference or a physical swatch. Lab dips are approved against that standard before bulk, the dye lot is recorded per style, and your approved sample is sealed so later runs match it rather than the previous delivery.

Do I need a tech pack to start?

No. A reference garment you already like, a logo and a size range is enough to begin. We will tell you which fields are missing before quoting rather than guessing and billing for the difference later.

Will my reorder match my first order?

That is what the sealed sample is for. Your approved piece is retained here and every later run is measured against it, which is what stops a colour drifting a shade at a time.

Do you ship to multiple locations?

Yes. Orders can be split across sites with per-site packing lists and labels, with full export documentation and tracking.

Tell us what you need made

Styles, quantities and branding. You get an itemised quote and a production timeline within one business day, with no obligation and no minimum enquiry size.