PROFILE 01
Scrub sets
Tops and trousers with pocket, movement, closure, and size requirements defined in the tech pack.
Uniforms · healthcare teams
Healthcare uniforms built around care requirements
Scrubs, coats, and service garments need a product brief that covers fit, fabric, care, performance, and repeat-order controls. Define the requirements before evaluating a sample.
Garment profiles
Start from the work being done
PROFILE 02
Lab and consultation coats
Specify length, pocket configuration, fastening, fabric, and intended care method.
PROFILE 03
Protective and service workwear
Define the product function and required performance evidence before selecting fabric or construction.
PROFILE 04
Piqué polos
One option for a coordinated uniform layer.
Program controls
Agree evidence for the intended use
Test methods and certifications are not assumed. Record the exact requirement and the evidence needed to demonstrate it.
Fit and grading
Approve the size chart and points of measure, then archive the approved sample for repeat orders.
Fabric and care
State fiber, weight, finish, laundering conditions, and any performance test with its acceptance criteria.
Color
Keep approved shade references and buyer-defined tolerance for repeat production.
Inspection
ANSI/ASQ Z1.4 Level II and AQL 2.5 are planning references. Agree the sampling plan and defect definitions for the program.
Healthcare uniform questions
Fit, wash, and performance
What is the healthcare uniform MOQ?
The managed-model MOQ reference is 50 pieces per style. Confirm the size and color assortment and material minimums.
Can garments be guaranteed fluid resistant?
No performance guarantee is established here. Specify the intended barrier function, relevant test method, and acceptance criteria, then confirm supplier capability and evidence.
Are the garments certified for skin contact or chemical safety?
Current product or supplier certification is not verified here. Check the exact requirement and obtain current, order-specific evidence before making a claim.
How should commercial laundering be assessed?
Provide the actual wash conditions and define the test method, number of cycles, measurements, appearance checks, and acceptance criteria for the garment.
Can Fenalt make custom embroidery or heat-transfer marks?
List the artwork, placement, and method in the brief. Confirm capability and review the decorated sample before bulk.
What lead time should a rollout plan use?
Planning references are 10–15 days for sampling plus 3–5 days courier, and 15–20 days bulk after PP sign-off. Validate the schedule against the program and materials.
Healthcare uniform program
Define the care and fit requirements
Share garment types, size range, fabric, care conditions, and any test or evidence criteria.
Discuss healthcare uniforms