Snap-front and zip-front warm-ups cut to sit cleanly over a scrub top, with knit cuffs, interior and exterior pockets, and fabric weights from lightweight to fleece-lined.
Most scrub jackets are drafted as standalone garments and then worn over another garment, which is why they ride up at the hem, pull across the back and bunch at the underarm. The fix is drafting the block with the layer underneath assumed.
The second thing wearers notice is closure. A zip that catches or snaps that pop under movement will get a jacket left in a locker, whatever the fabric costs.
Jackets are drafted to layer over scrub tops without riding up, and in colder units they are usually specified alongside underscrubs in the same colourway.
Minimums apply per style and again per colourway. The colourway number is the one that decides whether a multi-colour range is affordable, so we quote both.
| Item | What we offer |
|---|---|
| Styles | Snap-front, zip-front, tailored or relaxed fit |
| Size range | XS to 5XL, tailored and relaxed blocks |
| Fabrics | Poly-cotton, poly-spandex stretch, four-way performance, fleece-lined options |
| Pockets | Exterior patch, welt, and secured interior pocket |
| Branding | Embroidery, woven labels, heat transfer, tonal options |
| Minimums | Per style and per colourway, both quoted with your enquiry |
A warm-up jacket is a layering garment, so every question we get about them turns out to be a layering question.
Every product below is made on the same blocks, in the same fabrics, to the same retained colour standard.
Send the closure type, the fit and the weight you need. You get an itemised quote and both minimums within one business day.
No obligation, and nothing to commit to in order to ask. One named contact, and a reply within one business day.
