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Neonatal ICU workwear personalised with your name, role or unit wording — comforting, professional embroidered layers for NICU teams, with UK-wide delivery.
Uniform layers designed for the NICU environment
Neonatal ICU work is calm, focused and highly skilled — and the environment often runs cooler with long, steady shifts. You need workwear that feels soft and comfortable, looks professional in a clinical setting, and doesn’t feel bulky when you’re moving around incubators, equipment and bedside care.
This category is built around practical layers NICU staff actually wear day-to-day, finished with clear embroidery so your details are easy to read and your uniform feels consistent across the team.
NICU personalisation ideas that stay neat and readable
Most teams keep embroidery simple and understated. Left-chest placement is the most popular because it’s visible, tidy, and looks “uniform smart” without being distracting.
- Name (first name, or first name + initial)
- Role (e.g., Neonatal Nurse, NICU Nurse, HCA, Student, Sister/Charge Nurse)
- Unit wording (NICU, Neonatal ICU, Neonatal Unit, Newborn Care)
If you’re ordering for a unit, using one consistent format across everyone looks polished and avoids slight variations that can make teamwear feel mismatched.
Choosing the right layer for neonatal shifts
NICU teams often prefer layers that feel warm but lightweight. Here’s a simple way to choose what fits your routine:
- Fleeces: a warm, professional option for cooler areas and early starts, without feeling heavy.
- Sweatshirts: a clean, easy mid-layer over scrubs or tunics when you want simple warmth.
- Zippies (zip hoodies): handy for quick adjustments if you’re moving between warmer rooms and cooler corridors.
- Hoodies: comfort-first for travel and long days (often chosen for off-ward time and commuting).
For a softer, calmer look, many NICU staff keep wording minimal (name + NICU) and choose a thread colour that’s clear but not overly bold.
Ordering for yourself or for a neonatal unit
If you’re ordering one item, a two-line layout (Name + NICU/Neonatal) is a popular choice because it’s instantly recognisable. For unit orders, standardising the format helps everyone match across different roles and shift patterns.
Unit tip: pick one wording style (e.g., “NICU” or “Neonatal Unit”) and stick with it across the team for a consistent finish.
Important information about personalisation
We create personalised workwear for NHS staff and healthcare professionals. Vivid Promotion is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or an official supplier to the NHS, and we do not supply NHS logos or crests. Personalisation is typically names, roles and departments, or approved artwork you have permission to use.
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