Tech pack or reference photo
Upload a tech pack if you have one, or start with a photo and describe the fit, pockets, fabric or branding you would like to change.
CUSTOM SCRUBS / OEM PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT
Medical scrubs manufacturer for custom OEM uniform programs.
For B2B buyers sourcing custom medical scrubs and nursing uniforms: define the fit, construction, fabric, color, branding and packing, approve a physical sample, then move into bulk production in Guangzhou, China.
STARTING POINTS
Bring the product information you already have.
A finished tech pack is optional for your first inquiry. Share a catalog style code, reference photo, sample or the details you have; we can work through the remaining specifications together.
Reference sample
Send or describe an existing garment so the fit, construction, fabric direction and details can be reviewed before sampling.
Existing supply program
If you are replacing or adding a supplier, share the approved specification, current product requirements and expected reorder model.
CUSTOM MANUFACTURING SCOPE
Custom medical uniforms developed to your specification.
Pattern, fit & grading
Review neckline, silhouette, pockets, rise, inseam, measurements and size grading against your target wearer.
Fabric & performance direction
Review TR twill, four-way stretch or another requested material, then confirm composition, GSM, stretch, recovery and care requirements.
Color & construction
Confirm approved shades, stitching details, pocket configuration, trims and other construction requirements during sampling.
Branding & packaging
Coordinate custom embroidered scrubs or printed logos, labels, hangtags, size identification, barcodes and packing requirements.
STYLE & FABRIC REFERENCES
Choose a starting point for your sample.
Review a catalog silhouette and fabric option, then tell us what to retain or change for your own collection.
Compare the fit and pocket layout
RA-101 pairs a shaped women’s V-neck top with cuffed joggers. RA-105 uses a men’s regular fit with a chest utility pocket and straight cargo trousers. Use the photos to identify your preferred neckline, pockets and trouser shape.
RA-105 men’s cargo setSelect a fabric to review with the sample
Options include 72% polyester / 21% rayon / 7% spandex and 94% polyester / 6% spandex, alongside other fabric directions. Confirm weight, hand feel, stretch, color and care requirements against the selected swatch and garment sample.
Compare scrub fabric optionsSAMPLE TO BULK
Approve the physical reference before production.
The sample and recorded specification become the basis for bulk checks and future reorder discussions.
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Specification review
Agree materials, measurements, tolerances, artwork, labels and packing requirements.
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Sample approval
Review the physical sample and record changes before bulk approval.
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Production checks
Agree checks for construction, sizing, stitching, shades and branding.
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Repeat-order reference
Keep the approved product, material and packing requirements clear for future reorder discussions.
Preparing measurements or reviewing a sample? Use our scrub tech pack and sample approval checklist to record fit comments, size-range checks and the final production reference.
Download sample review sheet (fillable PDF)
Record the sample, specification version and requested changes in one free worksheet. No email is required to download it. Save your completed copy and attach it to your inquiry when useful; it is optional. Closing a review item does not authorize bulk production.
YOUR B2B PROJECT
Develop your next scrub collection with us.
- Scrub and healthcare apparel brands seeking a medical scrubs manufacturer
- Importers or distributors reproducing an approved commercial product
- Uniform suppliers building a custom range for recurring client programs
- Buying offices with technical packs, samples or defined specifications
CUSTOM SCRUBS FAQ
Questions buyers usually settle before sampling.
Can you work from a physical sample?
Yes. A reference sample can be used as a development starting point. Final measurements, fabric, construction and branding still need to be confirmed for your order.
Can you follow our own size chart?
Yes. Buyer measurements and grading requirements can be reviewed during development and confirmed against the approved sample.
Can we discuss a first order around 100 sets?
A first trial around 100 sets can be discussed. Fabric minimums, color splits, custom dyeing, decoration and trims can change the workable quantity.
What should be fixed before a repeat order?
Keep the approved garment measurements, fabric reference, color, branding, labels, packing and any inspection requirements clear so the next order starts from the same commercial reference.
PRODUCTION & FABRIC REFERENCES
Review the production process and fabric options before sampling.
Use our workshop photographs and fabric references to prepare your sourcing brief, then confirm the requirements for your own order.
Production and quality approval
Review the workshop photos and production footage. Agree on the sample, measurements, workmanship and packing requirements before bulk production.
Review production and factory verification
Fabric and color selection
Compare fabric options and supplied color cards. Confirm composition, weight, stretch and shades using physical swatches for your order.
Compare scrub fabric optionsBEFORE YOU ORDER
Make the next sourcing decision with confidence.
Plan quantities and compare quotes
How styles, colors, fabric, branding and packing affect a private-label scrub order.
Read buyer guidanceReview the 72/21/7 fabric option
What to confirm about composition, weight, stretch and samples before approval.
Read buyer guidanceVerify the production process
Review production footage and prepare the evidence your sourcing team needs.
Read buyer guidanceTRIAL ORDER / SCALE INTO REPEAT SUPPLY
Start small enough to validate — then build from an approved reference.
For your first B2B order, a trial around 100 sets can be discussed. Share your expected first order and ongoing requirement so we can evaluate a commercially workable starting point.
Fabric minimums, color splits, sampling, branding and lead times are confirmed for each project and can change the workable quantity.
Discuss a trial orderREQUEST FOR QUOTE
Tell us what you need to source.
Send a short brief or reference photos. We can work out quantities, fabrics and customization together.