Events2025
Korea Derma 2025 booth
We opened a booth at Korea’s largest dermatology congress and ran on-site fittings.
Change the workwear, and the clinic changes
Hopper redesigns the garment clinicians wear longest — from the first pattern line up. We are looking for partners to build that change with.
Equipment, not uniform
A clinician spends roughly 2,400 hours a year inside their workwear. For all of those hours the garment quietly does one of two things: it helps the body, or it fights it.
We judge workwear by whether it supports movement and focus — not by colour or price. So we start the design from motion rather than silhouette, and we have a granted product patent to show for it.
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We start from motion
Rotating shoulders, a bent waist, a dropped knee. We map the joint movements that repeat most often on the floor, then reverse-engineer a structure that stays out of their way. The diamond gusset under the arm and the chest triangle are function, not decoration.
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Wearing it should feel like pride
The moment a white coat goes on, a patient sees a professional. Behind it sit decades of study and a commitment that never let up. The garment is the symbol of all that time — so we rewrite it as a language of respect, and keep the outside consistent with the expertise inside.
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Responsibility reaches into how it is made
C-ZERO finishing that drops the fluorine-based repellents which accumulate in the body, a knit built to shed fewer micro-particles in the wash, recycled yarn from Teijin. Sustainability is written into the manufacturing rather than the marketing — and it travels outside the company too, through workwear we supply to medical volunteer missions abroad.
Vision
Bring science to how clinicians move, and rewrite the global standard for medical workwear.
Mission
Hold the garment worn longest to the highest standard, so the last patient of the day meets the same focus as the first.
Six lines of work
View all- 01Material & pattern R&DFrom yarn to stitch, in our own R&D centre
- 02Hospital group adoptionSetting the workwear standard with hospitals and clinic networks
- 03Corporate & society collaborationBuilding how a brand shows up on what people wear
- 04Uniform operations platformOrders, sizes, stock and after-sales in one place
- 05Global & exportTo key doctors and partner clinics worldwide
- 06Retail storeAn online store for individual clinicians
Why partner with Hopper
Not simply supply — we design how a hospital or company shows up on what its people wear.
In-house manufacturing and R&D
Our corporate R&D centre works from yarn design through pattern and stitch. An exclusive fabric agreement and a granted patent let us customise at the level of colour, trim and structure.
Proven at group scale
We have run fittings at scale — 450 at Severance, 250 at Kyungbok, 100 at SNU Bundang — and we know the operations from size collection through distribution.
An ordering system, included
Partners get our own platform for group orders, size collection, stock and after-sales — so the person in charge is not wrestling with spreadsheets.
Certifications and lab results
Six international certifications including ISO 9001 and 13485, with material safety verified through accredited KATRI testing.
Who we have worked with
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- SeveranceGroup fitting
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Korean Dermatological Association × hopper
An official society collaboration, developing workwear together for its members.
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We Wear Respect
If there is something to build together
Group adoption, a society or corporate collaboration, global distribution — whichever it is, leave a note. Someone from our team replies within one business day.
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