Unit & Group Orders
Shirts for your floor, your cohort, or your crew.
Everything is pressed by hand, one shirt at a time, by a working ICU nurse. That's slower than a screen-printing shop — and it's why there's no fifty-shirt minimum.
Two ways to do this. Pick whichever fits.
Option A — Bulk order
Our existing designs, at a group price. Minimum 12 shirts.
Chronically Caffeinated or Coffee IV, any mix of designs and sizes. Nothing to design, nothing to approve — we press and ship.
Free shipping. Mixed sizes S–XL at no extra cost. Turnaround 1–2 weeks.
Option B — Your unit's own design
Custom artwork. Minimum 24 shirts.
Your floor name, your crew's joke, your cohort year — drawn properly and pressed on the same heavyweight blanks. Nobody else will have it.
The design fee covers artwork, two rounds of revisions, and a digital mock-up before anything is pressed. Waived on orders of 50 or more.
Already have print-ready files? The fee drops to $40 for setup and colour checks.
Free shipping. Mixed sizes at no extra cost. Turnaround 2–3 weeks from artwork approval.
The shirt itself
What you can count on
- A mock-up before anything is pressed. Nothing is charged until you've approved it.
- Free shipping, tracked, on every unit order.
- Mixed sizes at no extra cost. Send us the split and we'll sort it.
- An honest date. Everything is pressed between shifts, so a 40-shirt order takes real evenings. We'd rather give you a date we can hit than a fast one we miss.
If you need shirts for a specific day — graduation, Nurses Week, a unit party, a retirement — say so up front and we'll tell you straight whether it's possible.
Common orders
ICU and ED floor shirts. Graduating nursing cohorts. Residency classes. Travel-nurse crews. Unit fundraisers. Night-shift teams who want something that isn't a hospital-issue polo.
Start an order
Email hello@scrubsandsteel.com with:
- Option A or B
- Roughly how many shirts
- Your unit, floor or group name
- For custom: the idea, or your files if you have them
- Any date you need it by
You'll hear back within a day or two — replies come between shifts.
— Gene Dinh, RN · Scrubs & Steel