Get a quote

hello@customuniformfactory.com
Cut & sewn in Los Angeles, CA

Services · Los Angeles factory

Wholesale Scrubs, Blank or Custom

Wholesale scrubs are blank, undecorated scrub tops, pants and sets bought in volume for resale or for outfitting a team. Custom Uniform Factory sells them factory direct, cut and sewn in its Los Angeles factory from imported fabric, so there is no distributor margin between you and the people who make them. Sizes run XXS to 5XL, and the minimum and quantities for each style are confirmed when you send a wholesale inquiry.

Product photos are illustrative renderings of styles we make; every order is produced to your spec.

Send a wholesale inquiry Customize your uniforms
Workers folding finished navy and ceil blue scrub tops and sealing them in clear poly bags for wholesale shipping
Minimum order
Confirmed on inquiry
Production
Cut & sewn in Los Angeles, imported fabric
Sizes
XXS to 5XL
Product
Blank scrubs, lab coats and work uniforms

Wholesale by style

16 styles in 4 families · each cut and sewn in your fabric and color, with quantities confirmed on inquiry.

Customize your uniformsYour fabric, colors, pockets and branding
Warehouse worker folding plain caribbean blue scrub tops on a packing table

Undecorated tops in core shades

Resellers stock blank tops because they move across every department and can be decorated later. Ours are cut and sewn in LA from imported fabric and sold by style, with quantities confirmed on inquiry and the size split up to you.

  • Plain caribbean blue V-neck scrub top with no branding, ready for private labelCaribbean blue blank scrub top
  • Plain olive green V-neck scrub top for wholesale with three pocketsOlive blank scrub top
  • Plain lavender V-neck scrub top with patch pockets, undecorated for brandingLavender blank scrub top
  • Plain charcoal grey V-neck scrub top with sleeve pocket, undecoratedCharcoal blank scrub top
Quote blank tops
Male nurse in navy straight-leg scrub pants pushing a supply cart down a hospital corridor

Everyday straight-leg pants in bulk

The straight-leg pant is the steady seller that keeps a scrub rack full. Order it in colors matched to your tops, plain or with your own label sewn in, and we confirm quantities when you inquire.

  • Navy straight-leg scrub pants with drawstring waist and cargo pocketNavy straight-leg scrub pants
  • Ceil blue straight-leg scrub pants with full elastic waist and side pocketsCeil blue elastic-waist pants
  • Black straight-leg scrub pants with wide knit yoga waistbandBlack yoga-waist scrub pants
  • Pewter grey bootcut scrub pants flaring slightly below the kneePewter bootcut scrub pants
Quote straight legs
Healthcare worker in navy cargo scrub pants kneeling to check a wheelchair in a clinic

Multi-pocket pants for bulk programs

Employers buying for a whole floor often want cargo pockets that hold tape, shears and a phone. We produce them wholesale in Los Angeles, with quantities per style confirmed on inquiry.

  • Navy cargo scrub pants with bellows thigh pockets and drawstring waistNavy cargo scrub pants
  • Charcoal grey cargo jogger scrub pants with knit cuffs and utility loopsCharcoal cargo jogger pants
  • Olive green cargo scrub pants with multiple thigh pockets and straight legOlive cargo scrub pants
  • Royal blue cargo scrub pants with zip thigh pocket and back pocketsRoyal blue cargo scrub pants
Quote cargo pants
Nurse wearing a black long-sleeve underscrub under a scrub top checking a patient monitor

Long-sleeve undershirts to stock

Underscrubs sell as an add-on to almost every scrub order and turn over quickly in colder months. They are made to order in black, navy, white or a color you choose, with quantities confirmed when you send a wholesale inquiry.

  • Black long-sleeve underscrub with crew neck, flatlock seams and thumbholesBlack long-sleeve underscrub
  • White long-sleeve scrub undershirt with crew neck and slim fitWhite long-sleeve underscrub
  • Navy long-sleeve underscrub with thumbholes and longer body lengthNavy long-sleeve underscrub
  • Ceil blue women's long-sleeve underscrub with shaped fit and thumbholesCeil long-sleeve underscrub
Quote base layers

Customize your scrub tops

Pick the style, fabric and colors, add your logo and names, then attach the design to your quote. Custom designs are cut and sewn in Los Angeles from 50 pieces per style; for wholesale blanks, quantities are confirmed on inquiry.

Operators sewing scrub tops on rows of industrial sewing machines

What does buying scrubs wholesale from the factory mean?

Buying scrubs wholesale from the factory means ordering directly from the manufacturer that cuts and sews the garments, not from a distributor that resells finished stock. Many wholesale scrub vendors buy from a factory, often overseas, warehouse the goods and resell them in packs; factory direct removes that layer.

  • Consistency between orders. The same patterns, fabric spec and sizing on every reorder.
  • Adjustments. Pocket layouts, colors and fits can be discussed with the people who build the garment.
  • One supplier for blanks and branding. Decoration and labels are added in the same production run.

Who buys wholesale medical scrubs?

Wholesale medical scrubs are bought by uniform stores, online sellers, staffing agencies, home health providers, clinics, hospitals and school programs. What they share is repeat demand for the same styles and a need for reorders that match the stock they already have.

  • Uniform stores and scrub boutiques

    that want a dependable core range without competing on the same national brands as every other store.

  • Online sellers

    who need stock they can describe accurately and reorder reliably; selling under your own name moves you to private label scrubs.

  • Staffing agencies and home health providers

    issuing scrubs to placed nurses, CNAs (certified nursing assistants) and aides; our page on home health caregiver uniforms covers what agencies issue.

  • Clinics, hospitals and school programs

    buying bulk medical scrubs for departments or students; see scrubs for nursing students and schools for program colors and patches, and CNA scrubs for nursing assistant training.

Wholesale nursing scrubs

Wholesale nursing scrubs are blank or lightly branded scrubs bought in volume for nurses by hospitals, staffing agencies, home health providers and uniform stores. Buyers of nurse scrubs wholesale usually want a core V-neck top and a straight or jogger pant in the facility’s nursing color, with enough pockets for shears, tape and a phone, and the same shade on every reorder.

For a nurse uniform wholesale order, plan the color by role first: many hospitals color-code RNs (registered nurses), LPNs (licensed practical nurses) and nursing assistants, so one shade per role keeps stock easy to issue. Our healthcare scrubs page covers color coding and unit needs, and employers who supply uniforms to staff on a schedule can set it up as a uniform program.

Wholesale scrub sets and other styles

Wholesale scrub sets pair a matching top and pant in one color, and they sit alongside separate tops, pants, lab coats, underscrubs and wholesale uniforms for other industries. Current styles, fabrics and colors are confirmed at quote stage rather than listed as stock that may change.

CategoryTypical wholesale use
Scrub topsThe highest-volume item; V-neck and mock-wrap styles, chest and side pockets
Scrub pantsStraight, jogger and wide-leg cuts; cargo pockets; elastic or drawstring waists
Wholesale scrub setsMatching top and pant in one color, sold together
Lab coatsClinic, lab and provider coats in white and colors
UnderscrubsLong- and short-sleeve layers worn under tops
Wholesale uniforms beyond healthcareChef wear, work shirts, work pants and other workwear

If you need a style that is not already made, the factory can develop it with you through custom manufacturing.

Rolls of navy, ceil blue, wine and teal scrub fabric on steel storage racks

Which fabrics suit resale, and which suit team use?

Fabrics for resale should sell on feel and fit, while fabrics for team use should survive frequent, hot laundering. Polyester-rayon-spandex blends are popular in retail for softness and stretch; higher-polyester and poly-cotton blends hold color and shape through facility washing.

Read more

For resale, soft stretch blends move fastest, while poly-cotton appeals to customers who prefer a familiar, breathable hand. For team use, durability through laundering matters most, and some stretch reduces fit complaints across a mixed team. Ask for samples in the fabrics you are considering, and compare blends in our scrub fabric guide.

Plain caribbean blue V-neck scrub top with no branding, ready for private label

Scrub colors to stock

Stock a core of dependable colors first, then add seasonal shades on reorder. Retailers usually carry navy, black, ceil blue, royal blue, wine, hunter green and gray, while facilities pick colors to match their color code and need exactly the same shade on every reorder.

Read more

If you sell near hospitals or schools, ask which colors their dress codes specify before ordering. A store close to a hospital that requires one color for nursing assistants will sell that color steadily.

Navy straight-leg scrub pants with drawstring waist and cargo pocket

What labels do wholesale scrubs need for resale?

Wholesale scrubs sold in the US must carry fiber content, country of origin and the identity of the manufacturer or dealer, plus permanent care instructions. The rules come from the FTC Textile Act rules (16 CFR Part 303) and the Care Labeling Rule (16 CFR Part 423).

Relabeling under your own name makes those requirements part of your private label setup, and any origin wording must match how the garment was made: these scrubs are cut and sewn in Los Angeles from imported fabric.

What determines the cost of wholesale scrubs?

The cost of wholesale scrubs depends on the fabric, the quantity per style, the style’s features, any decoration, and labels and packaging. Prices are quoted by style and volume rather than published, because each order differs in fabric, mix and finishing.

Cost driverHow it moves the unit priceHow to keep it in check
FabricPremium stretch blends usually cost more than poly-cottonMatch fabric to the buyer: retail feel or laundry durability
Quantity per styleLarger runs spread cutting and setup across more piecesConcentrate volume on best-selling styles
Style complexityExtra pockets, zips and panels add sewing timeKeep a simple core range
DecorationLogos and names add time per pieceShip blank unless branding adds value
Labels and packagingCustom labels, hang tags and individual bagging add componentsUse standard bagging for staff orders

How does a wholesale order work?

A wholesale order runs in five steps: send a wholesale inquiry, get a quote, approve samples, production in Los Angeles, then reorder to the same spec. Approving a sample of each style before the first run is the best protection against fit and color surprises.

  1. 01

    Send a wholesale inquiry

    Styles, colors and the quantities you have in mind, with a size breakdown if you have one. The minimum for each style is confirmed in our reply.
  2. 02

    Get a quote

    Fabric, colors, quantities, volume pricing and current lead times are confirmed.
  3. 03

    Approve samples

    For a first order, approve a sample of each style before production.
  4. 04

    Production in Los Angeles

    Garments are cut and sewn, with any embroidery, printing or labels added in the same run.
  5. 05

    Reorder

    Repeat orders use the approved specification, so this year’s stock matches last year’s.

Wholesale program types

Wholesale program types range from a one-time stock buy to standing reorders, blanks with a logo, and a path from wholesale to private label. Most buyers start with one and move to another as their volume and brand grow.

Program typeHow it worksBest for
One-time stock buyA single order of blank styles across a size runTesting a new line, outfitting a new facility
Standing reorderThe same styles reordered to the same spec as stock sellsUniform stores, staffing agencies, hospital supply rooms
Blanks plus logoWholesale garments with an embroidered or printed logoClinics, schools and employers who want a branded uniform
Wholesale to private labelOur garments with your own labels, tags and design changesBoutiques and online sellers building a brand

Tip: If you may move to your own brand later, say so on your first order. Keeping the same fabric and pattern makes the switch a label change, not a new product. Our guide on how to start a scrub business covers that step.

How do you compare scrubs wholesale suppliers?

Compare scrubs wholesale suppliers on who actually makes the garment, reorder consistency, how minimums are set, branding options and samples, not price per piece alone. Shade shifts between dye lots and quiet pattern changes are the most common frustrations for scrub retailers.

  • Who makes the garment

    A factory can state fabric content, pattern and run-to-run changes; a reseller often cannot.

  • Reorder consistency

    Ask whether the same color and fit will be available next year.

  • Minimums that match your volume

    Pack-based distributors sell fixed bundles by size; a factory confirms quantities per style on inquiry, and you split them across sizes.

  • Branding options

    A supplier that can add a logo or your labels later saves re-sourcing.

  • Samples

    Wear and wash one before buying hundreds: seams, pocket strength, color and sizing.
Hands guiding navy scrub fabric on an industrial lockstitch machine

Planning sizes for a bulk scrubs order

Plan sizes for a bulk scrubs order from sales history or a staff roster, not an even spread. Size curves differ by buyer: a boutique selling mostly women’s fits weights toward the smaller sizes, while a hospital department is broader, and men’s and extended sizes up to 5XL are often under-ordered.

Check every size against our scrub size chart before you finalize the breakdown, and keep a small buffer of the most common sizes for new hires or fast sellers.

What mistakes happen on a first wholesale order?

The common first-order mistakes are too many colors, skipping samples, guessing the size curve, ordering tops and pants as fixed sets, and not recording the approved spec. Each spreads your order thin or makes reorders drift from the first run.

  1. Ordering too many colors at once

    Start with best sellers and add colors on reorder.

  2. Skipping samples

    A wear-and-wash test catches fit and color issues early.

  3. Guessing the size curve

    Use sales history or a roster.

  4. Treating tops and pants as fixed sets

    Tops usually wear out first; plan quantities per style.

  5. Not recording the approved spec

    Note style, fabric and color references so reorders match.
Inspector measuring the chest width of a finished navy scrub top against a spec sheet

Receiving and checking stock

Check a few pieces from each size against the approved sample when a wholesale order arrives: color in daylight, measurements against the size chart, pocket and seam strength, and label placement. Report anything that does not match quickly, while production details are fresh.

Multi-head embroidery machine stitching an emblem onto navy scrub tops

Adding a logo or your own label

Blank wholesale stock becomes a branded uniform with an embroidered chest logo or your own labels. For medical teams with names and credentials, see embroidered scrubs; for logos on other workwear, our embroidery and printing service explains which method suits each garment.

Ready to order

What to send in a wholesale inquiry

A complete wholesale inquiry covers the styles, colors, rough quantity per style, finishing (blank, logo or your labels), end user and expected reorder frequency. Sending all of it in the first message lets us confirm quantities, pricing and samples faster.

  • The styles you want: top, pant, jacket, lab coat or workwear, with reference photos
  • Colors, and whether tops and pants must match exactly
  • Approximate quantity per style, with a size breakdown if known; we confirm the minimum in our reply
  • Whether garments ship blank, with a logo, or with your own labels
  • Who the end user is: retail customers, your staff, students
  • Expected reorder frequency, so consistency between runs can be planned

Questions about wholesale

Need something not covered here? Ask our Los Angeles team and we’ll answer with options for your order.

Ask our Los Angeles team

What is the difference between wholesale and private label?

Wholesale scrubs are our garments sold blank in volume. Private label means the garments carry your brand: your neck labels, hang tags and often your own design or fit. You can start wholesale and move to private label later, keeping the same factory and patterns; private label orders start at about 50 pieces per style.

Is there a minimum for wholesale orders, and can I mix sizes?

There is no published wholesale minimum. Send a wholesale inquiry with the styles, colors and quantities you have in mind, and we confirm the minimum and how sizes and colors can be split for each style. Most buyers spread each style across a size run that matches their customers or staff, from XXS to 5XL, so the first order follows real demand.

Do you sell sets or separate tops and pants?

Both. Resellers often want sets because customers buy matching tops and pants together, while facilities often order more tops than pants because tops wear and stain faster. A top and a pant are separate styles, so tell us your split in your wholesale inquiry and we confirm quantities and pricing for each.

Can I order samples before a wholesale order?

Yes. For a first order, approving a sample of each style is recommended so you can wear it, wash it and check sizing against your chart. Ask about samples in your wholesale inquiry, and send any reference garment you want us to compare against.

Do you sell wholesale workwear as well as scrubs?

Yes. Wholesale uniforms beyond healthcare include chef wear, work shirts, work pants and other workwear from the same factory. Current styles, fabrics, colors and quantities are confirmed when you send a wholesale inquiry.

All services →
Smiling nurse wearing a light blue V-neck scrub top with a stethoscope around her neck

Scrub Tops

Scrub tops made in your choice of neckline, pockets, fabric and color, embroidered or printed with your logo, from 50 pieces per style.

Close-up of blue scrub pants with a stethoscope tucked into the cargo pocket

Scrub Pants

Straight, jogger and wide leg scrub pants with the waistband, pockets and fabric your team needs, private label from 50 pieces per style or wholesale by inquiry.

Medical assistant in navy blue scrubs with a stethoscope holding a clipboard against a blue background

CNAs & Medical Assistants

Durable scrubs for CNAs and medical assistants, plus department-coded nursing home and assisted living uniforms, for care facilities, clinics, agencies and CNA programs.

Pattern maker drafting a scrub top pattern on kraft paper beside a ceil blue sample scrub top

How to Start a Scrub Brand

A practical roadmap for founders launching a scrub line: research, design, tech packs, fabric, sampling, minimums, labeling, pricing and channels.

Inspector measuring the chest width of a finished navy scrub top against a spec sheet, with stacks of navy and ceil blue tops beside her

Uniform Programs

Corporate and employee uniform programs run direct from a Los Angeles factory: one approved specification per garment, new-hire kits, size management and reorders that match, from 50 pieces per style.

Close-up of a denim jacket collar with a blank white sewn-in label ready for custom branding

Private Label

Launch or grow a scrubs or workwear brand with garments cut and sewn in our Los Angeles factory under your label, from about 50 pieces per style.

WholesaleCut & sewn in Los Angeles · quantities confirmed on inquiryRequest samplesSend a wholesale inquiry