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Fabric: 195gsm, 65% polyester / 35% cotton
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Colours: Available in a range of professional colours with contrasting trims
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Fit: Classic cut with short sleeves and revere collar
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Sizes: from 80 to 140cm in chest
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Centre Back Length: 76–80cm (increases with size)
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Additional Features: Double-action back, side vents, concealed zip front, industrial laundry suitable, washable at 60°C
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Compliant: with infection-control standards.
A durable, breathable male nurse tunic designed for comfort and movement during long shifts.
60 Degree Wash
Anti Microbial
Breathable
This men's tunic is a classic choice for healthcare professionals in hospitals, clinics, and care homes. Smart, functional and breathable, it’s made for long shifts and repeated wear.
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Classic Design: Features a revere collar, short sleeves and a traditional silhouette for a professional look.
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Enhanced Movement: Double-action back and side vents give freedom and comfort on the job.
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Functional Storage: Comes with two hip pockets and two chest pockets for everyday tools and essentials.
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Easy to Wear: The open-ended zip front is concealed for a sleek finish and ease of use.
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Built to Last: Made from a durable polycotton blend, this classic tunic is washable at 60°C and compliant with infection-control standards.
Accepted Payment Methods
Delivery & Returns
Standard Delivery - 2-4 working days (5-10 for embroidery)
- Free UK Delivery on all orders over £85 (excluding VAT). This covers all UK postcodes, including Northern Ireland, Highlands, and Islands - please note, personalisation costs are excluded from the total amount, to qualify for free delivery the total product value must be over £85 ex VAT.
For orders under £85 ex VAT
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Mainland UK - £5.99 inc VAT
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Northern Ireland - £11.77 inc VAT
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Highlands & Islands - £5.99 inc VAT
View further details on our delivery options page.
For international deliveries outside of the UK & NI, please contact us and a member of the team can assist further.
Returns
30 Day Returns (T&Cs apply) see Returns and refunds.
