Australian uniform business NNT has donated 500 ‘festive’ scrubs to The Royal Melbourne Hospital.
The donation was made to commemorate the hospital’s efforts during 2023, particularly in the lead up to Christmas.
"At NNT, we're honoured to stand alongside healthcare professionals at The Royal Melbourne Hospital, contributing 500 festive scrubs as a gesture of support,” NNT head of marketing and uniforms Madeline Cambel said.
“We wanted to acknowledge the dedicated professionals who sacrifice time with their families and loved ones during this festive season with an element of delight for them and their patients. It's a simple way we can give back to those who serve our community.”
The latest move comes after the uniform brand reported a 70% year-on-year growth in its direct-to-consumer model since shifting into it two years ago.
To drive its consumer-heavy shift, NNT appointed doctor, author and TV personality Dr Preeya Alexander (pictured) as the company’s first-ever ambassador.
At present, the brand's commercial side supplies uniforms to over 500 major healthcare providers, annually selling over 200,000 uniforms.
The brand operates its own e-commerce website and has stockists across Australia, including with Totally Workwear.