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Ambulance Fleece

Ambulance Fleece

Alexandra

Clothing & Scrubs
  • Workwear garment supplied for ambulance and paramedic uniforms; not claimed as a certified medical device or specialist PPE under EN standards in the referenced listings.
  • Manufactured under Alexandra’s corporate quality systems and ethical sourcing policies as part of its healthcare and emergency services uniform range.
Unisex ambulance fleece jacket / paramedic uniform fleece

Description

The Alexandra Ambulance Fleece (code NU96) is a unisex fleece jacket specifically designed for ambulance and paramedic staff. It features epaulette bars to accommodate ambulance epaulettes, radio loops, a pen pocket on the left sleeve and two front hip pockets to keep essential items close at hand. The full front zip fastening extends up to the collar, and an internal toggle and drawcord allow the fit to be adjusted. Manufactured from 300gsm 100% polyester fleece, the jacket is warm, quick-drying and suitable for up to 40 °C machine washes. Medisave supplies this garment in ambulance bottle green in sizes S–XL, with optional logo embroidery available on request.

Bnefits

  • Purpose-designed fleece jacket for ambulance and paramedic staff
  • Unisex fit suitable for a wide range of body shapes and sizes
  • Epaulette bars to display Alexandra ambulance epaulettes and role insignia
  • Radio loops to securely position communication devices
  • Pen pocket on the left sleeve for quick access to pens and small tools
  • Two front hip pockets for convenient storage and hand warming
  • Internal toggle and drawcord to adjust the hem for comfort and to reduce drafts
  • Durable 300gsm 100% polyester fleece for warmth and longevity
  • Quick-drying and easy-care fabric, washable up to 40 °C
  • Available in ambulance bottle green to match standard paramedic uniform colours
  • Logo embroidery option available from Medisave to support service and organisation branding

Indications

  • Use as part of official ambulance and paramedic uniform ensembles
  • Daily outerwear for emergency medical technicians, paramedics and first responders
  • Provision of warmth and comfort during outdoor or cold-environment duties
  • Uniform use in NHS and private ambulance services and other emergency medical providers
  • Use by community first responders and event-medical staff where paramedic-style uniform is required

Composition

  • Material: 100% polyester fleece
  • Fabric weight: approximately 300gsm (as per Alexandra product details for NU96)
  • Trims: zip front fastening, radio loops, epaulette bars, sleeve pen pocket and drawcord components (polymer and metal components as per standard uniform trims)
  • Colour: Ambulance bottle green (primary colour variant used in ambulance services)

Formulation

  • Unisex fleece jacket pattern designed for emergency services personnel
  • Set-in sleeves with shoulder epaulette bars to accept ambulance epaulettes
  • Full-length front zip fastening extending to the top of the collar
  • Integrated radio loops positioned on the chest/shoulder area for communication devices
  • Pen pocket positioned on the left sleeve for easy access
  • Two front hip pockets for utility and hand warming
  • Internal toggle and drawcord at the hem to allow an adjustable fit and reduce heat loss
  • Medium-weight (300gsm) polyester fleece construction for warmth, durability and easy care

Packaging

  • Supplied as a single garment (pack of 1 Ambulance Fleece jacket)
  • Individually packaged by Alexandra or distributor (e.g., folded in polybag or comparable packaging) before shipping
  • Medisave lists the garment under Clothing & Scrubs / Workwear / Paramedic Uniforms with sizes S–XL available in ambulance bottle green

Usage

  • Select the appropriate size (S–XL from Medisave; full range XS–2XL available from Alexandra) using the Alexandra size chart where needed.
  • Wear over an ambulance shirt or other uniform top, placing arms through sleeves and pulling the fleece comfortably onto the shoulders.
  • Use the full-length front zip fastening to close the jacket to the desired level for warmth and comfort.
  • Attach ambulance epaulettes to the epaulette bars in accordance with service uniform policy.
  • Use the radio loops to secure radios or communication equipment cables as required by local protocols.
  • Store pens and similar small items in the pen pocket on the left sleeve and larger equipment in the front hip pockets where appropriate.
  • Adjust the internal toggle and drawcord at the hem to improve fit and reduce drafts when working outdoors or in cold environments.
  • After use, follow local uniform-care policies: machine wash at up to 40 °C and allow to dry fully before re-use.
  • Do not use harsh bleaching agents or excessively high washing or drying temperatures, as these may degrade the fabric or colour.
  • Inspect the garment regularly for wear, damage or broken fastenings and replace it if it no longer provides an acceptable professional appearance or function.

Contraindications

  • No specific medical contraindications for use; not a medical or protective device.
  • Use with caution in individuals with known sensitivities or allergies to polyester or specific textile dyes.
  • Not designed as high-visibility or specialist protective clothing; where additional protection (e.g., hi-vis, flame-retardant, chemical-resistant garments) is required by local risk assessment, this fleece should be worn in conjunction with or replaced by appropriate PPE.
  • Should not be used in environments where loose garments or drawcords present a specific entanglement or safety hazard without appropriate risk assessment and mitigation.

Adverse Effects

  • Potential mild skin irritation or discomfort in individuals sensitive to polyester fabrics or sewing seams.
  • Overheating or discomfort if worn in very warm conditions without adequate venting or removal.
  • If poorly maintained (e.g., heavily worn, torn or soiled), the garment may detract from a professional appearance or fail to meet local uniform standards.

Storage Conditions

  • Store clean and fully dry in a cool, dry, well-ventilated area.
  • Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight when not in use to minimise colour fading.
  • Keep away from direct heat sources, open flames and strong chemicals that may damage synthetic fibres.
  • Hang on a hanger or fold neatly to avoid excessive creasing or deformation.
  • Follow any additional storage or care instructions provided by the employer or on the garment care label.

Duration

Intended for repeated daily wear as part of an ambulance or paramedic uniform over the lifespan of the garment; replaced in line with organisational uniform policies and normal wear and tear.

Onset

Provides warmth, storage functionality and professional uniform appearance immediately upon being worn and correctly adjusted.

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