About Avyres

Silver Strand, Donegal, Ireland

Silver Strand, Donegal, Ireland — where Avyres was born.

Our Story

AVYRES was founded on a simple conviction: those responsible for others should be dressed to reflect it.

The idea began on the west coast of Ireland, in a conversation between two brothers - one a practicing dentist, the other an entrepreneur. Not about fashion, but about standards. About the gap between the level of clinical work being delivered and the quality of what professionals were expected to wear.

After years of searching for better options, it became clear: clinical scrubs and uniforms had not evolved with modern practice.

AVYRES was created to change that - delivering premium scrubs and uniforms designed for performance, durability, and a higher standard of presentation.

More Than Scrubs

What you wear in practice shapes perception - by patients, colleagues, and your team

In clinical environments, where trust is everything, presentation matters.

Every AVYRES garment is designed for real clinical use - built for comfort, durability, and consistency, while maintaining a clean, professional standard.

When what you wear supports how you work, confidence follows.

That is the standard AVYRES exists to set

“What I love is that we could all look different, but still feel part of the same story. It feels considered, not uniform.” Clinic Owner, London
“The product is impressive — I simply hadn’t seen anything like this before. It will absolutely change how clinics think about professional dress.” Aesthetic Clinic Director, Essex

Testimonials

Dentist, London

“Avyres brings something Dentistry has been missing - clinic wear that actually reflects the quality of the care we deliver. These are pieces I would genuinely wear every day in clinic and beyond.” London

Aesthetic Clinic Director

“It would allow our team to look cohesive without looking identical. Everyone can feel comfortable, confident, and aligned.

Clinic Owner, Leigh On Sea

“AVYRES immediately elevates how you feel in the clinic. It’s refined, considered, and still entirely appropriate for professional practice.”