Mental & behavioural health
Protective clothing developed for close-contact care environments.
Bite, scratch and pinch exposure can form part of demanding patient-facing work. NamNox Pro develops wearable protection around the role, vulnerable areas, movement and working environment.
Understanding the environment
Protection must work within the realities of care.
Mental and behavioural health professionals may work close to patients during support, de-escalation, personal care or unpredictable incidents. Protective clothing should therefore consider more than material strength. Coverage, seams, closures, fit, heat, mobility, laundering and the way the garment is worn all matter.
NamNox Pro helps organisations and brands define a garment route around their particular risk assessment rather than assuming one product suits every setting.
Mental health services
Protective clothing concepts for professionals working in inpatient, outpatient and specialist mental-health environments.
Behavioural health teams
Coverage-conscious options for roles involving close interaction, intervention and recurring scratch or bite exposure.
Support workers & carers
Wearable layers developed around daily duties, natural movement and professional appearance.
Hazard and coverage review
Configure protection around vulnerable areas.
The required coverage depends on the task, incident pattern and wearer. Some teams may prioritise arms and hands; others may need broader upper- or lower-body protection.
Recommended garment routes
Products positioned after the risk is understood.
Choose an existing garment route or ask us to configure a product around your organisation, wearer profile and coverage requirements.
Jackets, hoodies & sweatshirts
Upper-body layers that can be configured around the torso, shoulders, arms and neckline.
View upper-body protection →Gloves & extended arm coverage
Short, long and fingerless glove routes developed around hand function and exposed areas.
View hand and arm protection →Long johns & custom layers
Protective base-layer routes for lower-body coverage and organisation-specific requirements.
Discuss a custom garment →BiteX™ development platform
A complete garment system—not only a fabric.
BiteX™ organises our material-selection and garment-development approach around bite, scratch and pinch exposure. Final construction depends on the intended wearer, coverage, working environment and performance claim.
Hazard-led selection
Material routes chosen around intended exposure and garment requirements.
Coverage, seams & closures
Protection zones and construction details considered as one wearable system.
Fit, movement & testing
Wearability and testing aligned with the intended application and responsible claim.
For care organisations
Protect your workforce.
We support procurement teams defining garments, sizing, quantities and repeat supply for employees working in high-risk care settings.
- Role and exposure review
- Coverage and garment selection
- Size ranges and bulk quantities
- Repeat-order planning
For brands & distributors
Develop a specialist range.
Use NamNox Pro as an OEM/ODM manufacturing partner for private-label bite-resistant clothing aimed at care and behavioural-health markets.
- Existing-product customisation
- New garment development
- Private labels and packaging
- Sampling and bulk production
Buyer questions
Common procurement considerations.
Which garment should our team use?
The answer depends on the role, exposure pattern, vulnerable areas, working conditions and organisational risk assessment. We can help define the most suitable route.
Can garments be customised?
Yes. Coverage, garment type, colours, sizing, trims, labels and packaging can be reviewed for suitable B2B programmes.
Can you supply organisation-wide quantities?
Yes. NamNox Pro supports bulk workforce supply, size ranges and repeat manufacturing for organisations and distributors.
How are performance claims handled?
Claims should align with relevant testing and the intended application. We avoid presenting material performance as a guarantee of every finished-garment outcome.
Start with the environment
Tell us who needs protection and what they encounter.
Share the role, hazard, required coverage, quantities, destination and any branding needs. We will help define the right development or supply route.