Dressing a whole ward, clinic or class? Buying one set at a time costs you hours. Here is how bulk ordering works.
Scrubs Kenya supplies scrubs in bulk to hospitals, clinics, colleges and teams across Kenya. Scrubs start from KES 2,200, sizes run from XXS to 7XL and embroidery is available. Send your list on WhatsApp and get one quote with stock, price and delivery confirmed.
Who buys in bulk?
• Hospitals and clinics dressing new staff • Nursing and medical colleges ordering for a new class • Class representatives ordering for classmates • Dental, lab and pharmacy teams • Event and outreach teams
What you can order
Current prices: • Scrubs from KES 2,200 • Nurse Sets from KES 3,000 • Medina Sets and Ankara Sets at KES 3,200 • White coats at KES 1,900 • Surgical caps at KES 750 • Undershirts at KES 1,500
Ask about bulk pricing for your quantity when you send your list.
How to get a quote in three steps
1. List each item with the quantity, colour and sizes. For example: Medina Sets x 20, navy, 4 S, 10 M, 6 L 2. Add your organisation, delivery town and the date you need them 3. Send the list on WhatsApp or by email. Scrubs Kenya replies with stock, the final price and delivery
Logos and names
Scrubs Kenya can add your hospital logo or each person's name. Mention embroidery in your list so it is included in the quote.
Delivery across Kenya
Bulk orders are delivered the same day in Nairobi when stock is ready. Orders go by courier to every county. You can also visit the shop on Kimathi Street, Superior Centre, second floor.
Why teams choose scrubs Kenya
• Sizes from XXS to 7XL in one order • Close to fifty colours on the Ankara sets • Prices shown on the website, so there are no surprises • Started in 2011 by Dr Joanne Medina, a medical doctor who knows a long shift
Questions people ask
Do you sell scrubs wholesale in Kenya?
Yes. Send your list on WhatsApp for a bulk quote.
Can you embroider our hospital logo?
Yes. Mention it in your list.
How fast can you deliver a bulk order?
It depends on stock and quantity. Scrubs Kenya confirms the date in your quote.
