Disability Support
Uniforms, embroidery and staff ordering, managed as one program.Uniform supply, embroidery, staff ordering and ongoing uniform management built for NDIS and disability support providers — through one integrated partner.
Built for support teams
Disability support happens everywhere — in homes, in supported accommodation, in day programs and out in the community. Med Uniforms gives your team a consistent, professional appearance across all of it, with garments built to handle active, hands-on shifts and reflect the quality of care you provide.
We supply NDIS providers, community support organisations, residential and supported independent living (SIL) services, and multi-site disability service providers — from a single team to a workforce spread across regions. Uniform supply, embroidery, staff ordering and reliable reorders run as one managed program, so coordinators spend less time chasing apparel and more time supporting participants.
250+
Organisations supported
90,000+
Garments delivered
7
Healthcare sectors served
Curated for the role
Hard-wearing, comfortable and easy to recognise — a focused range chosen for the realities of support work, not a catalogue to wade through. Mix and match by role, from hands-on support workers to coordinators and reception.
The everyday workhorse for community and in-home support. Breathable, easy to move in and machine-washable for back-to-back shifts. Embroidered with your logo, they make staff instantly recognisable to participants and families at the door.
For personal care, supported accommodation and clinical-adjacent tasks. Durable, fluid-resistant fabrics that wash hot and wear hard — practical for high-needs support and SIL environments.
Smart-casual pieces for community access, day programs and social support. Comfortable enough for active days out, professional enough to represent your organisation in public.
Polished shirts and blouses for coordinators, intake and front-of-house staff. A considered look for the people families and stakeholders meet first.
Branded outerwear for early starts, transport and outdoor community work. Warm, water-resistant and consistent — your team stays presentable in any weather.
Vests, zip-throughs and knit layers for cooler shifts and overnight support. Easy to layer over polos and scrubs without losing the branded look.
Operational fit
Disability support is mobile, hands-on and spread across many homes and sites. Your uniform program has to keep up — easy reordering as teams grow, consistent presentation in every location, and garments that survive real, physical work.
Participant confidence
Mobile workforce
Team identification
Brand consistency
New staff onboarding
Multi-location operations
Branding
In-house embroidery for your logo and staff names, digitised once and reproduced to the same standard on every garment and every reorder. As participants and families come to recognise your brand, that consistency quietly builds familiarity and trust.
Across homes, day programs and multiple sites, embroidered uniforms make staff easy to identify and keep your organisation looking unified — whether you run one team or a workforce spread across several regions.
Disability Support
Uniform programs for disability support organisations across Australia.
Staff ordering portal
A dedicated portal that takes uniform ordering off managers’ desks and gives every site visibility and control.
Staff self-ordering
Manager approvals
Budget controls
Repeat ordering
New starter onboarding
Multi-site visibility
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The case for getting it right
In disability support, presentation is part of care. A consistent, professional uniform helps participants feel safe, signals quality to families and funders, and gives your team a shared identity across every home and community setting.
Many participants rely on routine and familiarity to feel safe. A recognisable uniform tells them, at a glance, that the person at the door is part of their support team — not a stranger. That instant recognition reduces anxiety, eases transitions between staff, and helps build the trust good support depends on, particularly for participants with cognitive or sensory needs.
Disability support is increasingly scrutinised by families, funders and regulators. A well-presented team signals that your organisation takes its responsibilities seriously. Whether staff are in a participant’s home, a waiting room or out in the community, a consistent uniform projects competence and care — and reassures everyone they’re in capable hands.
When support workers, team leaders and coordinators are easy to tell apart, everyone moves faster — families know who to approach, new participants settle quicker, and staff are identifiable in busy day programs or shared accommodation. Clear identification also supports safety and accountability across shifts, sites and changing rosters.
Disability support workforces turn over and spread across many locations. A managed uniform program keeps every staff member — new starter or veteran, metro or regional — presenting the same way. Consistent branding across homes, vehicles and day programs makes your organisation look established and well-run to everyone who sees your team.
Support work is physical — lifting, transferring, driving, cooking, getting out into the community. Uniforms have to move with staff and last through long, active shifts and frequent hot washes. Breathable, hard-wearing fabrics keep workers comfortable from early starts to overnight support, so the uniform helps the job rather than getting in the way of it.
Proven in healthcare
250+
Organisations supported
90,000+
Garments delivered
15,000+
Embroidery jobs completed
7
Healthcare sectors served
Trusted by disability support and NDIS providers
We have staff in homes right across the region, and getting everyone in the same uniform used to be a constant headache. Med Uniforms set up the ordering portal, handled the embroidery, and now new starters just log in and order their own kit. Our teams finally look like one organisation.
Service Manager
Community Disability Provider
Our participants notice everything. Having support workers in a clear, branded uniform has made a real difference to how comfortable people are when staff arrive — and families regularly comment on how professional the team looks. The reorders just take care of themselves now.
Operations Manager
NDIS Provider
Healthcare & disability uniform expertise
In-house embroidery
Staff ordering portal
Australian-based support
National delivery
Reliable repeat ordering
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Get started
Whether you’re outfitting one team or hundreds of support workers across multiple sites, we’ll help you plan a complete uniform program — the right garments, embroidered and managed, with staff ordering that runs itself. Start with a conversation, not a cart.
Avery is cut for a contemporary, slightly tapered fit that flatters without restricting movement. Prefer a relaxed fit or planning to layer? Size up.
| Model — Women's | 5'7", wearing size S |
| Model — Men's | 6'1", wearing size L |
| Fit | True to size, tapered body |
| Length | Hip-length, V-neckline |
| Chest (CM) | Body Length | Sleeve | |
|---|---|---|---|
| XXS | 81–86 | 58 | 30.5 |
| XS | 86–91 | 60 | 31.5 |
| S | 91–97 | 62 | 32.5 |
| M | 97–102 | 64 | 33.5 |
| L | 102–107 | 66 | 34.5 |
| XL | 107–114 | 68 | 35.5 |
| 2XL | 114–122 | 70 | 36.5 |
| 3XL | 122–132 | 72 | 37.5 |
| 4XL | 132–142 | 74 | 38.5 |
