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Custom apparel printing · Tashkent
for pharmacies
Chain managers need one approved layout copied to every counter without colour drift between Sergeli runs and the next reorder six months later.
One file, many branches — same colour every time

Who orders
A network order might be thirty polos for a flagship plus ten for each new opening. The mark is usually a mortar, green cross, or chain wordmark on white. We archive screens so reopening a store does not mean rebuilding art from scratch.
Garments and care
White polos and short lab coats are standard behind the glass. Cotton blends handle daily wear and shop laundry. Vinyl name badges are rare here; most chains stick to a shared chest logo.
How to order
Send brand guidelines, garment spec, and quantities per site. We confirm Pantone or CMYK match before the first branch ships. Collect at Sergeli or arrange hub delivery in Tashkent. Opening dates help us stage batches.
Send brand guidelines, coat or polo spec, and per-branch quantities. We match colour to your PDF before the first site prints. Stored screens speed later openings.
A flagship might take thirty pieces; each new store adds ten to fifteen. Annual refresh orders copy the same artwork with updated size grids.
White polos and short lab coats dominate. One chest logo in one or two colours keeps batches consistent across the chain.
Machine wash at temperatures on the label; turn printed areas inside out. Avoid dry-clean chemicals on water-based marks unless we specify otherwise.
Collect at Sergeli or arrange delivery to your central office for redistribution. Regional stores receive freight after the hub handoff you define.


Not a mockup render — real apparel with real print, shown from the front and the side. Your logo, illustration or photo lands cleanly on t-shirts, hoodies, polos or workwear.
Send artwork or a staff list — we’ll match a method and confirm terms.






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On this page as of 16 May 2026