Purchase scrubs, gowns, lab coats and healthcare uniforms in bulk through MediGear, or sell your apparel range to healthcare buyers through us. Tell us what you need or what you can supply, and our team takes it from there.
For hospitals, clinics, distributors and procurement teams that need apparel in volume. Send one requirement, from a single scrub style to a full uniform programme, and purchase through MediGear.
For manufacturers, factories, brands and distributors of apparel to supply in bulk. Tell us about your range and capacity, and sell through MediGear to healthcare buyers.
A box of everyday scrubs and a sterile surgical gown sit under very different rules. So we ask the right questions at the start: fabric, sizing, quantities and which standards actually apply. It saves both sides a lot of back-and-forth later.
We review who the supplier is, what they make, and the paperwork behind it before their apparel goes in front of buyers.
Fabric blend, GSM, size range, fit. Agreed in writing before anyone talks quantities.
EN 13795 for surgical gowns; EN 14126 for protective gowns. Everyday scrubs need neither. Suppliers list only what their products meet.
MOQs, lead times, embroidery and private label are settled at the start, not after the samples arrive.
Buying for a clinic or hospital? Choose Buy. Supplying apparel? Choose Sell.
Buyers share quantities and sizes. Sellers share range, MOQ and documents.
Our team reads every submission and replies by email.
Once terms are agreed, the order goes through MediGear.
Equipping a clinic network or running a factory with spare capacity? Send us the details and we'll be in touch.
Yes. Healthcare organisations, distributors, and buying teams can order scrubs in volume, whether as a one-off run, repeat supply, or tender.
Everything from standard scrubs and lab coats to protective gowns and disposables, across the 15 categories above. What' s available changes with supplier stock.
Yes. Manufacturers, factories, brands, distributors and exporters can sell apparel with us. Send your range through the seller form, and we review it before it goes to buyers.
Some suppliers offer private-label and OEM production. Whether it's possible, and on what terms, depends on the supplier, product and order volume.
Many suppliers can add logos, embroidery, printing or names. Upload your artwork with your requirements. Methods and minimums differ from one supplier to another.
Often, yes, particularly when garments are made to order. Bespoke colours and sizing usually carry their own minimum quantities and may extend lead times, so mention them early.
There is no single MOQ. Each supplier sets its own, and it can change with the product, fabric and level of customisation.
Many suppliers provide samples so you can check fabric, fit and finish. Tick the samples option on the buying form and we'll ask on your behalf.
It depends on the garment. Everyday scrubs are normally classed as workwear. Surgical gowns are generally medical devices, commonly tested to EN 13795 in Britain and the EU, and gowns sold for infection protection may fall under PPE rules.
Yes. Buyers and suppliers on MediGear are based in many countries. Shipping terms and import requirements are agreed upon order by order.
