The Power of the Stitch: Why We Adhere to 14 Stitches Per Inch

Have you ever heard the 'pop' of a seam ripping while bending over or moving a patient? That’s a disaster caused by insufficient stitch density.

GEGIX’s Sewing Standard: Ordinary scrubs usually use 8-10 stitches per inch, while GEGIX insists on an industrial-grade density of 14 stitches per inch. Finer stitching distributes tension more evenly across the fabric, increasing tear strength by 40% compared to ordinary garments.

Multi-Reinforcement: In high-pressure areas like the underarms, crotch, and pocket edges, we use triple-backstitch technology. This means even during extreme movements, your uniform remains your most reliable shield. The meaning of our self-owned factory lies in implementing these 'labor-intensive details' that mass manufacturers avoid.