Pantone matching to your mandated colour, graded XS to 5XL with petite and tall, department colour coding, and split shipments with per-facility packing lists.
The purchase looks like a price comparison. What it actually is, is a commitment to reproduce the same garment in the same shade for as long as the programme runs, across staggered deliveries and new starters joining every month.
That is why we hold an approved colour standard rather than re-matching each time, build the size curve from your headcount rather than a generic ratio, and pack per destination so a receiving clerk at one site is not sorting through cartons meant for another.
Hospital programmes normally run as wholesale bulk supply in a mandated colour, graded across women’s and men’s blocks so no member of staff is left without a size.
It changes almost everything: fabric blend, weight, stitch type, thread choice and branding method all shift when garments go through high-temperature industrial laundering many times a year. Tell us the regime on the enquiry and the recommendation changes with it. A supplier who does not ask about your laundry has not thought about your programme.
Procurement teams press on the same four things, and all four are about delivery four rather than delivery one.
Pages that answer the specification, sizing and supply questions this sector runs into most.
Send your colour requirement, headcount by site and laundry regime. You get tiered pricing, a size curve and a replenishment plan.
No obligation, and nothing to commit to in order to ask. One named contact, and a reply within one business day.
