Comfortable, practical uniforms for aged care teams, made for long shifts, easy care, and a cohesive look.
Total Image Group supports aged care providers across Australia and New Zealand with reliable uniform solutions for carers, nurses, lifestyle teams and home care staff. Our range includes scrubs, tunics, polos, knitwear and coordinated separates designed to keep your team comfortable, confident and professional every day.
Whether you are refreshing uniforms at one site or rolling out across multiple facilities, we make the process simple. You will get expert fit guidance, easy ordering, consistent re supply, and optional branding so your team presents as one unified brand.
Speak with our team about a tailored uniform program for your aged care facility.
If you’re managing uniforms for one site or a multi-facility group, we can build a streamlined uniform program to suit your needs.
We help with:
Uniform selection & role-based ranges
Branding to create a cohesive look across all departments
Bulk ordering & reorders
Facility rollout support
Seasonal uniform updates
Talk to us about whether off the shelf or custom range best suits your facility.
Extensive Aged Care Uniform Range!
Total Image Group are the leading distributor of branded clothing and accessories across Australia. We have an extensive stock product range and specialise in coordinating uniform ranges based on our clients’ requirements, working environment, job roles and overall brand image.
At Total Image Group, we’re dedicated to creating inclusive uniform ranges that celebrate the diversity of your team. We ensure every individual feels confident in their attire, with options that evolve alongside your brand and community values. Say goodbye to outdated uniforms and embrace a refreshed, contemporary look that enhances both your team’s performance and your organisation’s image.
Our longstanding relationship with Australia’s leading uniform suppliers means we have the very best in uniform options available. We have high-quality garments and accessories from brands including Fashion Biz, Gloweave, City Collection, Syzmik, JB’s Wear, DNC, CHEFWORKS, Identitee, Van Heusen, Stencil, James Harvest, AS Colour and many more.
Looking for the best men’s or women’s work pants? We’ve got you covered. Need scrubs, lab coats, shirts, blouses or accessories? The TIG range has plenty of options for you to choose from. – you’ll find it in our collection.
Our goal is to make sure that your uniform is the perfect fit for your brand, and with our extensive range of stock garments and accessories, we can create a unique look for your business. Contact us now, or browse the range and request a quote.
Ready for a refresh, a rebrand, a reimagining?
When you’re doing the essential work in Aged Care, thinking about uniforms might not be top of mind. But a uniform is more than just scrubs or tunics—it’s an opportunity to unite your team, embody your brand, and provide reassurance to your patients.
At Total Image Group, we offer a comprehensive range of Aged Care uniforms designed to keep your staff safe, comfortable, and professional, no matter their role or environment. From dental clinics to aged care facilities, hospitals to day surgeries, we provide high-quality tops, scrubs, shirts, pants, and skirts that are practical, durable, and stylish.
Our uniforms are crafted from fabrics like cotton, breathable polyester, and elastane, offering all-day comfort, stain resistance, and easy maintenance. We understand that healthcare uniforms must withstand demanding conditions while ensuring your team feels confident and cared for.
We don’t believe in a “one size fits all” approach. Your healthcare brand is unique, and your uniforms should reflect that. Our fashion-first design ethos means we create tailored solutions that not only reflect current trends but also suit your specific needs. Outdated, uninspired uniforms are a thing of the past—our designs combine form and function, ensuring your team looks as good as they feel.
Our extensive range caters to all healthcare roles, including doctors, nurses, administrative staff, and support teams like cooks and cleaners. Every uniform is designed to make a positive first impression and foster a sense of pride within your organisation.
Our bespoke service extends beyond just designing and supplying your new uniforms. We offer two main options:
Custom Uniform Packages: For a uniform that tells your brand story, we provide full design freedom. From custom fabrics to unique brand details like coloured buttons, logo placement, and trims, we ensure your uniforms are something your team will be proud to wear.
Specialised Consultation: If you prefer to build your brand with our existing range, we’ll help you pick and refine the right pieces with personalised touches. Our expert advice ensures a smooth uniform launch and rollout, with the right support and processes in place.
As a B Corp Certified business, Total Image Group believe in treading lightly and making a meaningful impact on the environment and communities we serve.
We invite our customers and partners to join us in our commitment to sustainability and responsible practices.
Together, through small steps and mindful choices, we can create a more sustainable and connected community.
OUR PLEDGE: Reduce our GHG emissions by 42% by the year 2030
We provide an extensive array of services that can be tailored to suit your individual needs. Services offered:
Take every opportunity to communicate your businesses’ values, strengths and individuality by including high-quality, customised branding to your uniform range. Integrating your unique logo, tagline or brand imagery into a considered uniform range not only unifies your team, but elevates the customer experience.
Learn More about Branding Options
Embroidery thread is fine but durable, meaning that we can capture the details of your branding and keep it preserved for hundreds of washes without fading or damage.
Screen printing allows you to recreate large, bright, or intricate branding that isn’t possible with embroidery. Screen printing is ideal for hi-vis workwear, shirts, or polos, or branded promotional material,
Heat transfer can create complicated graphics, bright imagery and even photos that can be printed onto t-shirts or promotional products.
Designing fashion-forward uniforms that connect people, spark pride, and bring your brand to life.
Uncompromising on detail, craftsmanship, and consistency—every time.
Blending fashion, function, and next-gen technology to redefine the uniform experience.
Collaborative, responsive, and people-first - like a true extension of your team.
Driven by purpose - supporting people, planet, and meaningful social impact.
Aged care uniforms are worn by all professionals in aged care facilities across all departments. They identify roles, prioritise hygiene, convey professionalism, and sometimes enhance safety.
Common types include scrubs, lab coats, and tunics, designed for comfort and functionality. Accessories like badges and hats are often part of the attire, meeting facility-specific needs.
Start with your main role groups (carers, nurses, lifestyle, home care) and choose a base style that aligns with tasks and presentation. We can help recommend a consistent range that still suits different needs.
Aged care professionals wear uniforms primarily for reasons of hygiene, identification, and professionalism. Uniforms help maintain a clean and sterile environment, reducing the risk of cross-contamination. They also make it easier for patients to identify and trust the individuals providing care. Additionally, uniforms create a sense of professional identity and cohesion within the aged care team, fostering a sense of unity and dedication to patient well-being.
Whether aged care uniforms are mandatory can vary depending on the aged care facility and the specific policies they have in place. In many aged care settings, uniforms are required to maintain a professional and hygienic environment, promote easy identification of staff, and ensure adherence to infection control standards. However, the exact uniform requirements and enforcement may differ from one institution to another. It’s essential to check with the specific aged care facility or organisation to understand their uniform policies and guidelines.
Aged care uniforms provide numerous benefits, such as maintaining hygiene, aiding patient identification, promoting professionalism and team unity, ensuring compliance with infection control standards, and enhancing safety. They are designed for comfort during long shifts and may display the institution’s branding. Uniforms streamline communication and meet regulatory requirements in some cases, making them a crucial element in aged care settings.
There are various types of healthcare uniforms, including scrubs, lab coats, nursing uniforms, surgical gowns, and specialised attire for specific healthcare roles. Scrubs are standard attire for many clinical professionals, while lab coats are typically worn over regular clothing. Nursing uniforms, including dresses or tunics, are common in nursing roles. Surgical gowns are used in operating rooms to maintain sterility. Some healthcare professionals, like paramedics and radiologic technologists, have specialised uniforms tailored to their specific roles. The type of uniform worn often depends on the healthcare facility’s dress code and the individual’s job responsibilities.
Yes, healthcare uniforms do vary by profession. Different healthcare roles often require specific uniforms tailored to their job responsibilities and infection control needs. For instance, nurses may wear nursing uniforms or scrubs, while surgeons typically wear surgical gowns over their scrubs. Laboratory staff may wear lab coats, and paramedics might have unique uniforms. These variations ensure that healthcare professionals have attire suited to their specific roles and the associated hygiene and safety requirements.
Aged care uniforms play a crucial role in infection control by reducing the risk of disease transmission. They are typically made from materials that can be easily cleaned and sanitised, minimising the presence of pathogens. Uniforms help maintain a clean and sterile environment, preventing contamination of clothing. Additionally, they often include features like colour-coding to distinguish different roles, which ensures that the right professionals are following proper infection control procedures. This promotes patient safety and the overall prevention of aged care-associated infections.
Yes! Your aged care uniforms can be personalised however you wish across all departments.
Aged care uniform colours can vary by institution, but common colours include solid blues, greens, and purples, as well as traditional white. These colours are chosen for their ability to convey cleanliness and professionalism. Some facilities use colour-coding to differentiate roles; for example, surgeons might wear green or light blue, while nurses wear various colours depending on their department. The specific colour choices may also be influenced by safety standards and institutional branding.
You have the flexibility to choose either a gender-specific range or a universal range, depending on what best suits your facility needs!
Scrubs in aged care are a type of clothing worn by medical professionals, such as doctors, nurses, and other staff in clinical settings. Scrubs are typically two-piece outfits consisting of a tunic top and pants. They are designed to be comfortable, easy to clean, and maintain a clean and hygienic environment. Scrubs are often made in solid colours and may serve as a form of uniform for healthcare workers, helping with identification and infection control.
To prevent the spread of infection, aged care uniforms should undergo laundering after each use.
Learn more about caring for your uniform here: https://totalimagegroup.com.au/uniform-care-101-best-practices-for-maintaining-and-extending-the-lifespan-of-your-uniforms/
Uniforms play a crucial role in patient identification within aged care settings. They help patients easily distinguish healthcare professionals from visitors or non-clinical staff. This promotes trust and confidence in the care they receive. The standardised appearance of uniforms also signifies professionalism and expertise, enhancing the overall patient experience. Additionally, some aged care facilities use colour-coding or specific uniform styles to denote different roles, further aiding in clear identification and ensuring that patients interact with the right healthcare professionals for their specific needs.
It varies by facility, but most clients opt for the subsidy option. Nonetheless, we can assist with both self-purchase and subsidy, depending on your preference.
Name badges on aged care uniforms are essential for quick identification, communication, and transparency. They help patients and colleagues address professionals by name, ensuring trust and accountability, especially in emergencies.
We provide a variety of maternity-friendly aged care uniform choices!
Aged care uniforms are made from various materials chosen for comfort and functionality. Common options include cotton for breathability, polyester for durability, and blends of both. Some uniforms also incorporate spandex for flexibility and microfiber for stain resistance. Antimicrobial and performance fabrics are used for cleanliness and added features like moisture-wicking and odour control. The choice of material depends on specific uniform requirements and facility preferences.
Learn more about picking the right fabric here: https://totalimagegroup.com.au/choosing-the-right-fabric-for-your-uniforms-comfort-durability-and-style/
Warm-weather aged care uniforms include lightweight, breathable scrubs made from materials like cotton or blends. Professionals may choose short-sleeve or sleeveless tops for comfort, and some opt for healthcare-specific warm-weather uniforms designed to maximise airflow and temperature regulation. Lightweight, breathable footwear, such as clogs, is also common for staying cool during hot weather shifts.
Yes, aged care uniforms often have special pockets and features designed for practicality and hygiene. These features may include multiple pockets for carrying medical tools and personal items, antimicrobial fabrics to reduce the spread of germs, and convenient closures like snaps or zippers for easy donning and doffing. Additionally, some uniforms may have colour-coded elements to distinguish between different roles or departments within an aged care facility.
Yes, agedcare professionals can typically wear long sleeves under their uniforms for added warmth or coverage.
Aged care uniforms play a vital role in building patient trust and confidence. They convey professionalism, competence, and adherence to infection control standards. Uniforms also help patients easily identify and differentiate aged care professionals, which enhances clarity and trust in the care team. The consistency of uniforms across a aged care facilities creates a sense of reliability, and the clean, hygienic appearance of uniforms fosters a perception of safety and trustworthiness in the minds of patients.
Yes, there are options for eco-friendly aged care uniforms, such as organic cotton or recycled fibers. These uniforms are designed to reduce environmental impact and may be manufactured using eco-conscious processes.
Total Image Group brings over 20 years of experience in uniform design and supply. With an extensive range of high-quality garments, we support brands in presenting a cohesive, professional look that reflects their values. Our team provides personal service, helping clients create uniforms tailored to their specific needs, from design to branding and delivery.
Total Image Group HQ is based in Sydney, Australia. We provide uniforms globally. Our hours of operation are as follows (EST):
Monday: 8:30 AM – 5 PM
Tuesday: 8:30 AM – 5 PM
Wednesday: 8:30 AM – 5 PM
Thursday: 8:30 AM – 5 PM
Friday: 8:30 AM – 5 PM
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed
Total Image Group is a global uniform provider, and can ship to overseas locations.
