We are pleased to offer a comprehensive range of institutional
uniforms and apparel.

Healthcare garments would include professional uniform items
(such as scrubs, lab coats, tunics, or t-shirts), patient gowns
and sleepwear, operating room drapes and gowns, as well as
hospital linen such as bedding and towels.

The high quality of material and workmanship of these products
brings together an attractive combination of functionality, comfort,
and style, all at a highly reasonable price.  Fabrics including 100%
cotton and various poly-cotton blends, solid colors or custom prints,
embroidered logos, and other identification marks are all available in
strict adherence to customer specifications.

Produced from top quality fabrics sourced especially to meet our customers’ high standards, all the products can be ordered in various designs and construction styles available in the market.  For example, scrubs could be tailored in reversible or non-reversible seam styles (double-stitched or single-stitched), using flat drawstrings or round-rope drawstrings, and with Kimono sleeve or sewn-on (inset) sleeve styles.

Similarly, reusable patient gowns and nightwear come in a selection of styles, fabrics and colors, generously cut and styled for complete patient modesty, offering superior levels of patient comfort and garment durability.

In the area of hotel and restaurant apparel, products include chef coats, pants, hats, aprons, and housekeeping uniforms.  Any fabric construction desired by our clients could be sourced: gabardine, pique, twill, poplin, or denim.

We offer a large variety of styles, fabrics, collars, cuffs, pockets, embroidery thread colors, piping colors, and an extensive line of buttons to choose from.  Your chef's coats and uniforms can be customized and personalized in innumerable ways.

We are happy to provide national brand and private label manufacturing for the gym, fitness, and team sports clothing industry.

We also offer a wide range of industrial-grade bed and bath linen.

[* For a tutorial on history of cotton farming, please visit History of Cotton.]