Does Imlay's Uniforms Handle Group Orders and Custom Embroidery for Hospitals or Clinics?

Updated

Yes. Imlay's Uniforms explicitly offers group orders, bulk pricing, and on-site fittings for hospitals and medical groups, and it provides custom embroidery for hospitals, clinics, schools, and medical teams. If you are buying for a single practice or an individual clinician, the same embroidery service applies, but the group-order and on-site fitting options are aimed at larger organizations.

What the group-order service includes

Based on the site's own description, three things are bundled together for organizational buyers:

  • Group orders — ordering in volume rather than one item at a time.
  • Bulk pricing — pricing that reflects the larger quantity (the site names it as a service but does not publish rates).
  • On-site fittings — fittings arranged at your location rather than requiring every staff member to visit the store.

The site does not list minimum quantities, turnaround times, or price tiers for any of these. Those are the first things to confirm with the team, since they determine whether a group order is practical for your timeline and budget.

Who custom embroidery is for

The site names four categories of embroidery customers:

Customer type Typical use
Hospitals Department or facility branding on scrubs and lab coats
Clinics Practice name and role identification
Schools Nursing and medical assistant program uniforms
Medical teams Team-level consistency across staff

Individual healthcare professionals and private practices are also listed among the groups served, so embroidery is not restricted to large institutions.

What you can put the order toward

The product range that can carry embroidery or fill a group order includes:

  • Medical scrubs from brands such as Cherokee, Grey's Anatomy, Healing Hands, FIGS, Dickies, Barco, and Koi
  • Lab coats, warm-up jackets, and consultation coats
  • Nursing shoes, clogs, and compression socks
  • Stethoscopes, badge reels, penlights, and other clinical accessories

If your group needs a mix of embroidered scrubs plus non-embroidered accessories, that falls within the same catalog.

How to arrange a group order or embroidery

  1. Browse the catalog first at imlaysuniforms.com to identify the styles and brands your team wants.
  2. Contact the team through the site to discuss the embroidery or group order — the site directs visitors to connect with the team for both custom embroidery scheduling and group purchasing.
  3. Confirm the details that aren't published: minimum order size, bulk pricing, embroidery placement and logo requirements, and whether on-site fittings apply to your location.
  4. Schedule the fitting or order once those terms are agreed.

The site also lists Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok as channels, and provides store hours (Monday–Friday 9 AM–7 PM, Saturday 9 AM–5 PM, Sunday 12–4 PM) if you prefer to visit in person.

Who this fits — and who should check first

A good fit if you are a hospital, health system, medical or dental group, veterinary clinic, nursing school, or private practice that wants branded apparel and can work within whatever minimums and lead times the store sets.

Check before committing if you need a firm per-unit price before getting approval, have a tight deadline, or need on-site fittings outside the store's service area — none of those details appear on the site, so they have to come from the team directly.