Medmarket Textile is located in the capital city of Turkey, Ankara, has one of the most advanced production facilities in Turkey, producing high quality medical textiles like bedding especially alez mattress, surgical clothing, medical uniforms and hospital clogs
We, with the experience of our multi-skilled staff appllying our unique style to our products aims to gain customer satisfaction and establish long-term business relationship.
In terms of working conditions and production standards our company is totally compling with the relevant turkish laws and regulations and as the Turkey is a candidate for European union it also compling with the EU standards.
Medmarket Textile textile also adopts the principle that continual improvements must be obtained in every area, targeting above the internationally recognised standards.
In our products of lab coats, medical clothes and uniforms we use high quality fabrics of 65% Polyester 35% Viscose-Qualified Alpaca 185 gr / m2 or Terrycotton 65% Polyester 35% Cotton 120 gr / m2. Thanks to our high qualified tailors, Medmarket strives for best to give you full satisfaction in terms of creating your design and also applying your design onto the products. Some of the design options we have been providing are; Pants: With waist belt, Waist belt with elastic back, Elastic Waist Band, Draw String Front with Elastic Back (Inside or outside) Drawstring waist, Functional zipper fly front, Two front reinforced pockets and One back pocket, Two mid-thigh cargo pockets, Side shaping to show off your curves; Tops: Different Neck styles (V, high-necked, envelope, etc) , One breast pocket, Two lower front pockets, Set-in short Sleeves (a sleeve sewn into an armhole) / Smart Design, Dolman Sleeve (a sleeve with a large armhole and tight cuff) / Comfortable Design, Moderate Sleeve Type / Hybrid of Smart and Confortable Design, Side shaping to show off your curves.
We also offer options of embroiderings, knitted unique company label, metal buttons, button fasteners, or any custom accessories.
