By Medical Scrubs Johannesburg · Published 10 September 2026 · 2 minute read
Begin with the facility’s uniform brief
Before comparing products, establish the uniform colour, garment type and identification requirements set by your workplace. Different departments may have different needs. These pages help with sourcing clothing; they do not replace your employer’s clinical or infection-control policies. No protective or antimicrobial performance is claimed for the listed scrubs unless a specific verified specification is supplied.
Choose tops and trousers separately
Browse scrub tops and scrub trousers and check what each listing actually contains. A product photo may show a coordinated outfit while the listing is for one piece. The Core range includes men’s and ladies’ products, with details on their individual pages. State the required quantity for each garment so a complete uniform request is clear.
Use a current size chart
The structured catalogue does not currently provide full size and colour options for these products. Ask for the chart and available choices before confirming the order. A person may need different sizes for the top and trousers. Keep the staff schedule focused on garment requirements, and avoid sending unnecessary employee or patient information with an enquiry.
Ask about missing details
Some descriptions include pocket, neckline and fabric information; others contain fewer specifications. Make a list of the details your workplace needs and ask for those to be confirmed. Do not infer stretch, laundering limits, colourfastness or clinical performance from a photograph. Product selection should be based on actual supplied information and the workplace brief.
Plan Johannesburg delivery accurately
Our office is in Pretoria. Johannesburg orders are supplied through delivery arrangements confirmed in quotation; this site does not claim a Johannesburg walk-in branch. Include the destination, postal code, receiving hours and contact person. If uniforms are needed before a start date, state it early and ask for an achievable schedule in writing.
Review the final quote as a team order
Check product names, size quantities, colours, any approved branding, VAT and delivery before authorising the order. Keep the written specification and quote reference for later staff additions. Repeat orders still need current availability confirmed, especially where matching colours or a consistent style are important to the uniform programme.