Scrubs, lab coats and ward sets in fabric rated for repeated hot wash and disinfectant — department colour coded, stitched in our own Chennai unit.
Terah Tex is a hospital uniform manufacturer in Chennai producing scrub sets, lab coats, nurse uniforms, OT and CSSD wear, ward and support staff sets, and housekeeping and pantry uniforms in bulk for hospitals, clinics, diagnostic chains, dental and eye-care centres and nursing colleges. Cloth is bought at mill level, cut in single lots and stitched in-house, with department colour coding and embroidered branding recorded per order.
In a hospital the uniform is wayfinding. A patient should know who to ask by shade alone, and infection control should know every garment survives the wash protocol. Both of those are specification decisions, made before cutting.
V-neck and mandarin-collar scrub tops with matching trousers, in department shades, cut for movement and repeated hot wash.
Full and half-sleeve lab coats in white or department shade, with knit or plain cuffs, chest pockets and embroidered designation.
Tunic and trouser sets, kurta-style sets and dresses with modesty-conscious cuts, plus caps and belts where the hospital retains them.
Operation theatre suits, gowns, caps, masks-tie sets and CSSD wear in the shades your infection control protocol specifies.
Ward boy and attendant sets, technician uniforms, security and reception wear, colour coded so grades are distinguishable across the floor.
Housekeeping tunics, cleaning sets, pantry uniforms and aprons in light shades that make hygiene lapses visible at once.
Healthcare uniforms are washed hotter and more often than anything else we make, frequently with bleach. Cloth is bought at mill level from authorised dealers for Raymond, Mafatlal, Gangotri and Qmax, and specified against the hospital’s laundry protocol.
Quick-drying, shrink-resistant cloth that holds shade through repeated hot wash and daily laundry turnaround.
Breathable higher-cotton cloth for nursing staff on twelve-hour shifts and for paediatric and maternity wards.
Finer finish for consultant coats, administration and reception staff who are patient-facing but not on the ward floor.
Anti-static and specified-blend cloth for operation theatre and speciality areas, sourced against your infection control standard.
Send your department split and headcount today, get a costed uniform plan tomorrow.
These are the specifications we most often quote per department for Chennai hospitals and clinics. Pick one and the enquiry form below is pre-filled with it.
Six steps, each one signed off before the next begins. Nothing goes to bulk until you have held the sample and approved the shade.
Headcount, department split, wash cycle and the garment you use today are reviewed before anything is quoted.
Swatches and GSM options put in front of you, shade fixed against a card and recorded on file.
Pattern made, sample stitched, size-set trial kit sent to you for fit sign-off before bulk.
One lay per style, so shade does not drift between the first piece and the last.
Reinforced stitching, embroidery, printing and name patches applied in our own unit.
Measurement and finish checked, then packed size-wise in labelled cartons per department for central stores.
Terah Tex manufactures uniforms for Dr. Agarwal’s among other healthcare and corporate clients — institutions where the uniform is part of the audit trail, not just the dress code.
Fabric composition, GSM, garment construction and branding priced separately — so you can compare on specification, not on a headline number.
We will call you today and send fabric options with a per-piece price within one working day.
If your infection control team has a fabric or shade standard, send it with the enquiry — the quotation is written against it rather than around it.
Terah Tex manufactures hospital and clinic uniforms in Chennai for hospitals, clinics, diagnostic chains, dental and eye-care centres and nursing colleges. Cloth is bought at mill level from authorised dealers, cut in single lots and stitched in our own unit, so shade and fit stay consistent across departments and reorders.
Yes. Colour coding by department and grade is standard on hospital orders — nursing, ward staff, OT, housekeeping, technicians and administration can each be fixed to their own shade, with each shade recorded for future batches.
Poly-cotton in the 180 to 200 GSM range is the usual choice because it dries fast and holds shade through repeated hot wash. Cotton-rich cloth is used where comfort on long shifts matters most, and anti-static or specified blends for OT and speciality areas.
Yes. Operation theatre suits, gowns, caps and CSSD sets are made in the shade and fabric your infection control protocol specifies, and the specification is recorded so every reorder is identical.
Yes. Tunic length, neckline, sleeve length and trouser fit are all specified per order, and a size-set trial is approved by your nursing team before bulk production.
Minimum quantity depends on the garment and the fabric, because mill cloth is bought in set lengths. Scrub sets and tunics carry lower minimums than lab coats or blazers. Share your department split and Terah Tex confirms the minimum for your specification.
Yes. Orders are packed size-wise in labelled cartons per department and per unit, and Terah Tex dispatches across Tamil Nadu and pan-India under a single order.
Yes. Hospitals recruit through the year, so specification and per-piece pricing can be fixed for a defined period and new joiners produced against the same recorded shade card.