Garment Lockers for Workwear, Uniforms and Staff Clothing

Garment and Laundry Lockers for Workplace Clothing

Garment lockers provide secure storage for uniforms, workwear, coats, PPE and staff clothing. They are commonly installed in factories, warehouses, food-production facilities, healthcare sites, utilities and workplace changing rooms.

Available layouts include full-height hanging lockers, divided garment lockers and clean-and-dirty configurations. The correct design depends on the garments being stored, the number of users and whether clean clothing must be kept separate from worn workwear.

For general employee storage, view our staff lockers. For the complete category, browse our workplace lockers.

What Is the Difference Between Garment and Laundry Lockers?

Garment lockers are primarily used by individual staff members to store uniforms, workwear and personal clothing. Depending on the model, they may include coat hooks, shelves, hanging rails, ventilation and separate compartments.

Laundry lockers support a managed clothing process. They can be used for garments awaiting collection, cleaning or redistribution. Some systems combine garment storage with separate areas for clean and used clothing.

Clean and Dirty Garment Lockers

Clean-and-dirty lockers use physically divided storage areas to help users keep fresh clothing separate from worn workwear. This can support a site's hygiene and laundering procedures, but the locker specification should be matched to the organisation's own clothing-management requirements.

Where Are Garment and Laundry Lockers Used?

• Factories and manufacturing facilities
• Food-production and processing sites
• Healthcare and pharmaceutical workplaces
• Warehouses, utilities and engineering sites
• Staff changing rooms and uniformed workplaces

How to Choose a Garment Locker

Before ordering, confirm the number of users, garment length, required hanging space, clean-and-dirty separation, ventilation, internal fittings, lock type, overall dimensions and available floor space. Flat and sloping top options may also be available.

Standard garment lockers store clothing but do not actively dry it. Where PPE, coats or uniforms are regularly wet, compare our heated drying lockers. For available locking systems, see our locker lock options.