Pharmaceutical Uniform
Pharmaceutical Uniform Manufacturer
For the pharmaceutical industry, employee hygiene and safety are top priorities hence, they require special uniforms and work wear. Being experienced pharmaceutical uniform manufacturers, we understand the specific regulations and compliance regulations required pharmaceutical sector. Therefore, we design unique pharmaceutical workwear to satisfy all your pharma needs. There are various uniforms or clothing required for pharmaceutical workers such as boiler suits, pharma suits, and scrubs and we supply all of them.
At PNAK, we manufacture Pharma suits also known as Boiler suits and plant suits. It is a one-piece garment similar to a jumpsuit that covers full arms and legs. This type of suit is less tight-fitted and comfortable. Its significant feature is that it has no gap between the jacket and trousers, and no loose jacket tails. We also manufacture lab coats and pharma lint-free mops that are useful in the pharmaceutical industry.
We are one of the trusted and well-known pharmaceutical uniform suppliers in India you can rely on us for your uniform needs as we are consistently delivering the most hygienically clean and comfortable pharmaceutical uniforms that have been meeting international standards. Being trusted pharmaceutical uniform manufacturers we always use high-quality fabric in our uniforms with the perfect blend and color options that provide a unique identity.
Fabrics we use in our uniforms
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100% Cotton
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Poly Cotton Blends
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Polyester
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Polyester Carbon
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Lint Free
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Poly Viscose
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Raymond Cotton
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98% Polyester + 2% Carbon
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98% Cotton + 2% Carbon
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Customized Fabric
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Style & Color of your choice
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Embroidered Logo of your Brand
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Anti-Bacterial
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Anti-Microbial
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Anti-Odour
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Anti-Stain
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Soil Release
What are the unique features of our Pharmaceutical Uniforms?
With a wide range of pharmaceutical suits and lab coats to choose from PNAK, one of the top Pharmaceutical uniform suppliers helps you to get the best uniforms for your employees.
