Scrub Cap with Bluey Crowded Family + Friends Kawaii Style Fabric
Handmade to order in Sheffield, England. Dispatched in 2–3 working days. Royal Mail tracked delivery from £3.99, with next-day and priority options at checkout.
Bluey's whole family and friends crowd onto this kawaii-style print — instant recognition on any children's ward. Premium 100% cotton, machine-washable and made to order in the UK.
Details
- Fabric: licensed Bluey Crowded Family + Friends Kawaii Style print, bought as fabric and sewn into caps by Medicus Caps in Sheffield. Not official merchandise
- Style: choose from 10 fits at checkout – Bandana, Captain, Duchess and Crown, or the specialised Bouffant, Pony, Braid Pouch, Hijab, Turban and Ortho Hood (not sure? find your style)
- Material: 100% cotton
- Sizes: XS-2XL fits 52-69cm heads (view sizing guide)
- Care: machine wash at 60°C in line with NHS uniform guidance
- Production: Made to order in Sheffield, UK – 1-6 working days depending on customisation
- Colours: Bluey character print on white background with kawaii design elements
- Child-friendly design: Reduces patient anxiety during medical procedures and examinations
- Professional identity: Maintains clinical standards while creating approachable appearance
- Team identification: Add custom embroidery with name and role
- Reusable: made to be washed and worn for years rather than binned after a shift
- Digital passport: every cap carries a sewn-in QR code linking to its own Medicus cap passport
- Delivery: UK Royal Mail Tracked 48 from £3.99, faster options at checkout, worldwide shipping available
Make It Yours
Name and role embroidery – permanent identification in the font, colour and placement you choose (text size guide)
ID band – contrasting band so colleagues can read your role across the theatre
Satin lining – protects hair and reduces friction on long shifts
Flux peak – a small brim that keeps theatre lights out of your eyes
Mullet – a contrasting band colour for quicker laundry sorting
Animal ears – fabric ears that match the print, a favourite on children's wards
