At Fieldtex Products, we specialize in medical sewing, producing medical device carrying cases and wearable medical garments. With over 50 years of experience, our Rochester, NY-based facility has been a trusted partner for companies developing…
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The soft goods manufacturing industry is complex. Precision and quality are vital. Both the fashion and medical sectors depend on advanced sewing techniques. These techniques make items attractive, functional, and durable. Businesses often start as…
Imagine lying on a hospital bed or sitting in a medical chair cushioned by a comfortable material that battles bacteria and is easy to clean. This material is hospital-grade fabric, a revolutionary fabric transforming healthcare…
At Fieldtex Products, we specialize in manufacturing high-quality carrying cases and medical garments designed for portable medical equipment. Our commitment to quality and regulatory requirements is especially important to us. What is the FDA looking…
It’s impossible to avoid these days – news about innovative and emerging wearable technology is everywhere. Fitbit, Apple Watch, and other wrist-worn devices remain the top contenders for fitness and consumer wearables, but the shift…
When someone mentions a “wearable”, people inevitably first think of a fitness tracker such as a Apple Watch or a Fitbit. And with good reason – these wrist-worn devices were created to integrate flawlessly into…
The use of cooling vests in the medical field has been on the rise as of late. We’re seeing (and making) vests outfitted with sensors that can read biometrics such as heart-rate analytics and concentration…
Check out our article on High Performance EMS on the Anatomy of a First Responder Kit! For years, Fieldtex has been supplying the First Responder industry with domestically produced, high-quality bags designed specifically for their…
Inevitably, the lines between medical and safety grade wearable garments cross. Products can be classified as medical or safety based on standards established by both the FDA for medical and ANSI for safety, respectively. Depending on…
In 2017, it was predicted that wearables would start moving away from wrist-based devices and into more specialized markets. One of the most significant sectors poised for this shift is healthcare. With advancements in wearable…